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Line pan with foil leaving about a 2" overhang.
Using foil, lift treats from pan.

Cut into pieces and serve!
No Bake Graham Cracker Fudge Squares


These little bars are a great way to make an easy treat without heating the kitchen! We like them chilled.

No Bake Graham Cracker Fudge Squares
1 stick butter
1 egg, at room temperature
½ cup firmly packed brown sugar
2 cups graham cracker crumbs (about 12 full sheets)
½ cup chopped pecans and/or ½ cup coconut

Line an 8x8-inch dish with foil. Spray foil well with cooking spray.
In a large sauce pan, melt butter; cool until only slightly warm.
Beat egg well.
Add beaten egg to cooled butter whisking briskly to incorporate well.
Stir in brown sugar.
Return sauce pan to stovetop and bring mixture to a boil, cooking for one minute while whisking continuously.
Remove from heat and quickly add cracker crumbs and nuts.
Press mixture immediately into prepared foil-lined pan.
Chill until firm and top with Fudge Frosting.

Fudge Frosting:
½ stick butter
3 tablespoons cocoa
3 tablespoons water
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups confectioner’s sugar

Melt butter in a large sauce pan.
Whisk in cocoa until smooth.
Add water and bring mixture to a boil.
Remove from heat.
Add vanilla and whisk to incorporate well.
Add confectioner’s sugar, whisking until smooth.
Quick spread frosting over graham cracker layer while it is still warm.
Return pan to refrigerator. Chill until frosting is firm.
Lift fudge from pan using foil.
Peel foil from sides of fudge.
Cut fudge into squares.
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  1. EmilyMay 21, 2010 at 8:17 AM

    Um Um good!!! Man, those look delicious Connie! I sure wish I lived close enough to walk over and get one!!! I will have to put these on my Memorial Day menu! Thanks for sharing! :)

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  2. SamanthaMay 21, 2010 at 10:30 AM

    These look so simple to make and yummy, cant wait to try these, my bunch will love them.
    Thanks Connie, hope you have a great weekend.
    Hugs and blessings,
    Samantha

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  3. TerriMay 21, 2010 at 2:45 PM

    I too will add this recipe to my list. The bars sound so yummy.

    Have a blessed weekend.
    Terri

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  4. mubMay 21, 2010 at 3:14 PM

    Oh gosh these look good! I think I'll link up a desert this week too =D

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  5. Out of the Box into the KitchenMay 21, 2010 at 9:54 PM

    Ive made these before and used melted choc. chips for the topping. YUM!

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