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(Makes 12-20 apples)
Prepare the caramel apples as above - or use your own caramel mix. Roll the warm caramel apples in chopped peanuts or cashews or mini-marshmallows or Rice Krispies or Gummi-Bears or whatever... Chill. Then...
Prepare a single batch of Lunatic Fudge (using Semi-Sweet Chocolate or Milk Chocolate Chips). Don't cast the fudge into a pan but instead keep the mixture warm (Low or Med-Low heat) then dip the chilled apples into the chocolate fudge and let cool on waxed paper. Alternatively, you can use a wooden spoon to "dribble" the hot chocolate fudge over the apples for a dramatic effect.
You can make more Royal Apples since you will only need to coat the apples once in the caramel mix, then roll into the nuts.
Massively good. Pour any remaining Lunatic Fudge into a small pan or cup-cake tins.
LUNATIC FUDGE - Quick and easy way to make Dark, Medium, and Light Chocolate Fudge, Vanilla Fudge, Peanut Butter Fudge, Butterscotch Fudge, or just about any other flavor of which you can think.
(c) 1997 T. Skaarup. Original recipe. May be copied without modification. All rights reserved.)
-from: http://www.sugarcraft.com/catalog/candies/candyapples-rec.html
Prepare the caramel apples as above - or use your own caramel mix. Roll the warm caramel apples in chopped peanuts or cashews or mini-marshmallows or Rice Krispies or Gummi-Bears or whatever... Chill. Then...
Prepare a single batch of Lunatic Fudge (using Semi-Sweet Chocolate or Milk Chocolate Chips). Don't cast the fudge into a pan but instead keep the mixture warm (Low or Med-Low heat) then dip the chilled apples into the chocolate fudge and let cool on waxed paper. Alternatively, you can use a wooden spoon to "dribble" the hot chocolate fudge over the apples for a dramatic effect.
You can make more Royal Apples since you will only need to coat the apples once in the caramel mix, then roll into the nuts.
Massively good. Pour any remaining Lunatic Fudge into a small pan or cup-cake tins.
LUNATIC FUDGE - Quick and easy way to make Dark, Medium, and Light Chocolate Fudge, Vanilla Fudge, Peanut Butter Fudge, Butterscotch Fudge, or just about any other flavor of which you can think.
(c) 1997 T. Skaarup. Original recipe. May be copied without modification. All rights reserved.)
-from: http://www.sugarcraft.com/catalog/candies/candyapples-rec.html
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