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Amazon.com: SENSARTE White Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with Lid 1.5 Quarts, Small Cooking Pot with Stay Cool Handle, Induction Compatible Saucepot, White Granite Coating, Free of Intentionally Added PTFE/PFOA/PFAS: Home & Kitchen
Cocoa Powder
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In a heavy saucepan, bring sugar, cocoa powder, milk and butter to a boil.
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Hannah D
4 months ago
This is my favorite no bake recipe! They are more chocolate-y and a little less sweet than other recipes I've used- they literally taste like a fudge cookie. I agree with the note to time the boiling time at the beginning of the recipe. I should have let mine go a little longer and they didn't end up setting fully. I just left them on the parchment paper and cut them apart then kept them in the fridge. Everyone loved them!
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Lindsey Bonnice
4 months ago
yay these are a big time favorite in our home too! And yes the timing for cooking can be slightly tricky. If they are a little gooey if you leave them out on parchment all day they will firm up!
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Prep
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Mini Cookie Scoop
Amazon.com: SENSARTE White Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with Lid 1.5 Quarts, Small Cooking Pot with Stay Cool Handle, Induction Compatible Saucepot, White Granite Coating, Free of Intentionally Added PTFE/PFOA/PFAS: Home & Kitchen
Cocoa Powder
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
In a heavy saucepan, bring sugar, cocoa powder, milk and butter to a boil.
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Sugar
1/2
cup
Cocoa powder
10
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Butter
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Hannah D
4 months ago
This is my favorite no bake recipe! They are more chocolate-y and a little less sweet than other recipes I've used- they literally taste like a fudge cookie. I agree with the note to time the boiling time at the beginning of the recipe. I should have let mine go a little longer and they didn't end up setting fully. I just left them on the parchment paper and cut them apart then kept them in the fridge. Everyone loved them!
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Lindsey Bonnice
4 months ago
yay these are a big time favorite in our home too! And yes the timing for cooking can be slightly tricky. If they are a little gooey if you leave them out on parchment all day they will firm up!
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