
How To Make Easy Salted Oat Fudge
Create a dessert that balances between sweet and salty with a nice semi-crunchy texture from the oats and nuts. Serve this salted oat fudge with coffee.
Serves:
Ingredients
- ¾cuppeanut butter
- ¾cupsemi-sweet chocolate chips
- â…“cupmaple syrup
- 4tbspbutter
- ¾tspsalt
- ½tspground cinnamon
- 1½tspvanilla extract
- 1¾cupsold-fashioned oats
- 1cupwhole pecans
- Flaky sea saltoptional, for sprinkling on top
Instructions
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Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Cut two strips of parchment paper to fit across the interior of an 8 x 9-inch square baker.
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Criss-cross the papers at the bottom of the baker and fold the ends up the sides of the baker.
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Arrange the nuts in a single layer on a small, rimmed baking sheet. Bake for 7 to 10 minutes, until fragrant
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To make the fudge, combine the nut butter, chocolate chips, sweetener, butter, salt, and cinnamon n a medium-sized, heavy-bottomed pot.
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Warm the pot over medium heat, stirring often, until the mixture is melted throughout. Remove the pot from heat.
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Stir the vanilla extract into the pot, followed by the oat flour and finally, the chopped pecans.
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Carefully dump the fudge mixture into your lined square baker. Use the back of a sturdy mixing spoon to push the mixture across the baker so it’s roughly evenly distributed.
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Cover the bottom side of a thick, heavy-bottomed drinking glass or mason jar with parchment paper and press it down on the fudge repeatedly until the fudge is evenly packed.
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Lightly sprinkle some on top with sea salt and gently press it into place with the bottom of your parchment-covered glass.
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Cover and freeze the fudge for 30 to 45 minutes, until it’s firm to the touch and no longer shiny in the middle.
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Use a chef’s knife to slice the fudge into columns and rows.
Recipe Notes
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To make your own oat flour, blend 1 and 3/4 cups oats in a blender or food processor until ground into a fine flour. If using large nuts like pecans, transfer them to a cutting board and chop them into small pieces with a chef’s knife. This oat fudge will keep well for a couple of days at room temperature, or for a few weeks in the freezer, sealed in an air-tight freezer bag.
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Nutrition
- Calories:Â 102.36kcal
- Fat:Â 7.37g
- Saturated Fat:Â 2.22g
- Trans Fat:Â 0.06g
- Monounsaturated Fat:Â 3.28g
- Polyunsaturated Fat:Â 1.44g
- Carbohydrates:Â 8.54g
- Fiber:Â 1.13g
- Sugar:Â 4.48g
- Protein:Â 2.15g
- Cholesterol:Â 3.39mg
- Sodium:Â 47.26mg
- Calcium:Â 11.30mg
- Potassium:Â 75.33mg
- Iron:Â 0.46mg
- Vitamin A: 10.88µg
- Vitamin C:Â 0.03mg
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