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My Recipe is for
Chocolate Truffles
I make these and have to hide them, as everyone in the house digs in - and Poof - like that - they are gone!
So here we go!
Ingredients:16 Oz Chocolate Chips ( I used 2 2/3 cup of Nestle Tollhouse)
1 cup Heavy Whipping Cream
1/2 cup Butter
2 cups white dipping chocolate or Dark Dipping Chocolate ( I used Ghiradellis)
2 crushes candy canes
Directions:
Melt Butter in a saucepan over medium heat.
Add in Cream when butter is just about melted
Increase the heat slightly and using a whisk stir constantly, but gently
Heat until mix just barely comes to a boil.
Remove from heat and add in Chocolate Chips
Stir gently - mixing until smooth.
Place entire pan in the fridge for several hours until cooled
Go sew!!
When mix is solid ( mine took about 3 hours)
Scoop out small balls of the mix, shape into little balls and place on Wax or parchment paper on a cookie tray.
I scooped all of mine out, then rolled them - and I worked quick, as they will melt and get sticky.
Place them on the tray, in the freezer for at least an hour
And GO SEW!!
I decided to dip half of mine in White Chocolate, and half in Dark Chocolate. and since White chocolate is easier for you to see - that is your photographed version.
I melted the white Chips in my small little crock pot
I put mine back on the tray and stuck them in the fridge while I worked on Tray 2
This is what the inside looks like - and its really really yummy
Each batch makes about 50 truffles and if you are quick enough you may get to eat one or two
Before they are gone!
But if you are really smart you will put some in a ziploc container, label it turkey gizzards,
stash it in the back of the fridge and save it for when you need a little quilting break!
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30 comments:
Delishus looking little balls of pure love. Hahahaha I am gonna use your turkey gizzard trick.
I say yuuuu uuummm meee. You had me there at chocolate....looks so good. Thanks for sharing how to make these.
These look really good!! Thanks for the recipe :)
Oh my gosh...these look amazing! Labeling them turkey gizzards would be a sure way to keep them to myself. LOL Your directions make it look so easy! Thank you so much for hopping along with us today and sharing this mouth watering recipe. xo P.S. I tried to pin your photo but it wouldn't let me.
Oh my I think I can just about taste them!!
These look fabulous--wish I could reach into the screen and grab one. I am going to make a batch and see how long they last around here... Thanks for sharing!
Oh my...chocolate truffles!!! These sound wonderful! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
LOL! "Label it turkey gizzard" -- I love the way you think! Thanks for the recipe!
Fun! And Funny that you have to hide them!
You crack me up. My guys will eat gizzards but not necessarily chocolate. Thank you for the recipe.
Oh yum, yum, yum! I'm putting these on my list for making once my daughter gets home. Thanks for sharing!
Those sound amazing and look so pretty too.
Oh the chocolate goodness!! Here look like a true Christmas treat! Thank you for sharing the recipe. I can’t wait to try them❤️❤️
OMG I feel my thighs expanding as I read this! LOL!! I have to make these! Yummy yummy. Have a very Merry Christmas
You always make me smile, Alycia. I love your sense of humor, and I love chocolate, and chocolate truffles! I've never made anything like this, so I look forward to trying these. If I fail completely, I suspect I'll still eat whatever I get. It's chocolate!
Hi Alycia! OMG!!! I am drooling here at work, sitting at my computer. I'm afraid someone is going to ask me if I'm okay. HAHA! These look SO DARN GOOD. Holy moly - and easy too. I am going to add this to our stack of recipes to be made this year. Thank you for sharing!! ~smile~ Roseanne
I love love love truffles. hahaha - turkey gizzards - perfect!
Yummy! I love the turkey gizzards idea too. Thank you for sharing your recipe. Merry Christmas!
I love your sense of humor! And how the recipe incorporates time for quilting time as well. And marking them as turkey gizzards is brilliant. Thanks for the recipe and the tip for keeping goodies from disappearing. Blessings.
Just love your Turkey Gizzard recipe. It looks yummy in the tummy. Thank you and have a very Merry Christmas
My mouth is watering now after looking at those truffles. This may be my new recipe to use this Christmas. I'm loving your idea about stashing this candy in the back of the fridge - I love stash whether it's fabric or candy!!
Just perfect!!! I can make them and no one in the house will eat them - my dad is allergic to chocolate and my husband is diabetic! I'm so mean :o) Thanks for sharing this great recipe!!!
Love that you can sew inbetween steps of truffle making. I had a good laugh at the turkey gizzards as well.
Oh yum! I may have to kick My Guy out of the kitchen and make a batch of these.
These look terrific! Actually I read this last night and think I dreamt about them. A little out of my range for baking but boy do they look yum - thank goodness this is a calorie free cookie the way I am enjoying int.
oh yum! I think I MUST make these.......
Yummy, chocolate truffles! Thanks for sharing.
Oh those look so yummy. With the candy canes they must be amazing tasting.
I'm getting a sugar headache just looking at those pictures, but oh yeah. That just went on my list of things to make. YUM.
Oh my goodness! These sound wonderful, and I love the "Go Sew" part of the instructions. Definitely on my list to make this Christmas, so thanks for sharing!
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