LJ Fudge

[azurelunatic]

6 cups sugar.
3 sticks butter (real, not just bread lube).
12 oz can of evaporated milk.
Boil these until it hits 234°F or thereabouts.
Promptly realize that you have not yet broken the Trader Joe's 70% pound plus bar (what's left of it after the schadenfreude pie) into pieces. Panic, do so, stir vigorously until the stove is spattered but the chocolate is really and truly dissolved and melted.
Notice that the fudge is starting to fudge.
Stir in two jars of marshmallow fluff, even if they have been sitting around for a few months and have started to separate.
Stir until almost completely mixed, but not entirely, as it still retains pretty swirlies.
Leave a few minutes. The fudge will have started to become fudgey and stiff. Use tip of spoon to press a pencil design into the middle of the swirl.
Leave covered at room temperature overnight.

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[onyxrising.livejournal.com]

btw, this is unrelated- but a friend of mine was upset because people can access his locked lj entries by using a google search to get there. Obviously, he should be sending this to the appropriate party rather than merely ranting on his lj. Who should I encourage him it would be productive to send a polite email to?

[azurelunatic]

If he's thinking about http://exampleusername.livejournal.com/data/rss, he should log out of LJ, clear his cache, and refresh his page, and notice how his locked entries disappear.

Otherwise, he should submit a Support request, to support@ [livejournal.com] if he thinks that he's linking to something where people can see locked entries without being authorized to, or at http://www.livejournal.com/support/ if not. (They both end up in somewhat of the same place, but sending it to support@ means it gets automatically locked until someone gets a look at it, and putting it through on the public board means that any random volunteer can take a look at it.)

[azurelunatic]

This year I used 72%.