I don't think all of the procedures were included.

Made these for some friends at a BBQ & everyone loved them & asked for the recipe! They're kind of like brownies, except totally fudge-y--so what's not to like?

These were a hit! I did add more flavoring then it called for. I add about 2 1/2 tsp. to give it more flavor. Will definetely make them more. Be sure and grease the pan lightly. They were alittle hard to get out but wonderful to eat.

Made these to go on my cookie platter to the neighbors. YUMMY!!! Easy to make and makes alot if cut into small size pieces. Just the right amount of mint flavor too! Will be using this recipe for years to come. Made recipe as written. I didn't dip in chocolate either.

These are amazing! Just like the mint melt-aways in the fancy candy shops. I subbed mint extract for the peppermint, and tripled it. I think it was better for the switch. This recipe actually makes about 100 pieces. I wrapped them in foil and twisted the ends. They were a big hit in my gift baskets.

These were amazing! I added a tablespoon of coffee granules for a little mocha flavoring.

These came out really good! I dipped half in dark chocolate and half in milk chocolate. Next time I'll cut one row, then dip in chocolate, then cut some more, and dip, etc. I cut them all at once. The last mints that I dipped in chocolate dried just a bit on the sides (Denver is dry...) I recommend pure belgian chocolate for dipping, making the finished product look very smooth and professional. I put each one in it's own little mini paper cup, just like the candy factory does. The family LOVED them!!! I was asked, "You made these?!?!!!?" more than once. Thanks for the recipe! :-)

Yummy. This is not fudge, it's a mint. I just beat it once and place it in the pan, all that other beating is too much work. It still turns out great.

Another Nebraska girl here. As good as if not better then Russel Stovers. This is a real keeper. My husband already snuck into the fridge to many times. At this rate it will be long gone before Christmas!

These are very good. They did turn out like fudge, which was fine with me. They were so easy to make and they had just enough peppermint. I'll definately make them again!

I made these today for Valentine's Day gifts. Wow, they really do taste just like Russell Stover French chocolate mints!! I took another reviewer's suggestion and dipped them in a good quality milk chocolate. This was my first time tempering chocolate. The directions are on this site - Melting and Tempering Chocolate. It couldn't be easier and the results were very professional. If you love French chocolate mints, this is the recipe for you. Will definately make again and again! Thanks for posting this recipe!

I ate these all the time growing up in Nebraska. These also taste like Russell Stover's French Chocolate Mints. I like the idea about dipping them in chocolate, and will try that next time. I was so excited about finding this recipe. Thanks!!

These tasted very good - however, I would add a little bit more of the peppermint flavor, because they were lacking a little in the flavor.

This was really good! A little lighter than regular fudge but just the right amount of mint. Made a nice addition to my holiday gift plates. And was easy too!

I didn't really like this, but i'm not into mint fudge and that is what it was. I love mint stuff but this just isn't for me.

These mints are wonderful! They set up great left in the fridge overnight. I will definitely make these again. I cut the pieces smaller than 1/2", more like 1/4" and it made, probably 200 or so. YUM!