I made peanut butter truffles with sugar, butter, evaporated milk, peanut butter, vanilla, and marshmallows. I have made this before with out any issues but this time when I made it and refrigerated it to scoop and dip in chocolate the filling was like dried out play dough. Had to toss it out. The only differences I can think of from making it this time to last time is a different range top and i added orange icing coloring. Could it have been the coloring or could I have burned the filling while boiling it on the range? Please let me know if you have any suggestions so I can avoid this fom happening again. Thank you.
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10/31/11 at 2:08pm
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PB gets very crumbly if you add too much PB to powdered sugar. Or maybe you didn't put in enough marshmallows or evaporated milk? Fridging too long also leads to crumbliness; you could've microwaved on low heat until it was slightly softened and easier to work with. If the recipe was as it was before, maybe this was the problem?
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