CHOCOLATE COVERED CHRISTMAS WAFER RODS

This chocolate covered Christmas wafer rod recipe is so easy to do and makes for a fun DIY you can get your nieces and nephews involved in. Plus, they are super festive and another great way to dress up the dessert table or package and added to your Christmas gifts as a personalized decoration!

Enjoy!

INGREDIENTS:

1 Can of Pirouline Wafer Rods
1 Bag of Pure White Chocolate Chips
1 Bag of Milk Chocolate Chips

- Toppings -
Sprinkles
Candy Cane - crushed
Cookie Icing

- Tools -
Wax Paper
2 Small Sauce Pans for Melting Chocolate
Piping Bag for Icing

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DIRECTIONS:

Prepare a banking sheet by lining it with wax paper.

In a bowl, place one bag of chocolate chips and slowly melt using a double boiling method, stirring every once and a while until completely melted.

Dip wafers into chocolate or use a spoon to pour chocolate over 2/3rds of the wafer and gently shake off excess before placing on the wax paper to cool.

Immediately after, coat in sprinkles or crushed candy cane so they adhere to the chocolate-covered wafers.

If you are going to dress a few rods with cookie icing, first allow them to cool completely before adding icing and moving them to a new clean baking sheet with a new sheet of wax paper to dry.

Make sure all rods are dry before removing from the wax paper before packaging or displaying, or store in an airtight container at room temperature.

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MOLTEN CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!!

This molten chocolate cake is one of those desserts where you just can't say no to. My boyfriend's mom gave me this recipe after I tried one of her molten cakes straight out of the oven. So rich and decadent but small enough where you don't feel too guilty about indulging. The whole point of molten cakes is to underbaked them so that the chocolate center oozes out of it when cut into. If you have a chocolate lover in your family, this is sure to put a smile on their face. Enjoy!

INGREDIENTS:

Makes 6 small cakes

5 oz of bittersweet (not unsweetened) or semisweet chocolate (break into smaller blocks)
10 TBSP Unsalted Butter (melted)
3 Large Eggs
3 Large Egg Yokes
1.5 Cups of Icing Sugar
1/2 Cup of All Purpose Flour
Vanilla Ice Cream (optional)
 

DIRECTIONS:

Set the over to bake 450 Degrees and let it preheat.

Get 6 x 3/4 cup souffle dishes or custard cups and butter them.

While the oven is heating melt the chocolate and the butter down in a small heavy sauce pot on low heat, stirring all the time. Let it cool slightly.

In a bowl whisk the egg and egg yokes together. Then start to add in the icing sugar bit by bit, followed by the melted chocolate and finally by the flour. Whisk the whole time!!

When everything is whisked together and smooth pour the mixture into the buttered souffle dishes in equal portions.

Bake for 11-12 minutes. You want the cake sides and top to be set but the center to be runny. If you had prepared the batter ahead of time and refrigerated it during dinner you may need 2 or so more minutes (14min total max)

Run knife around the cakes to help release them. Place a plate upside down on top of the souffle dish and flip the dish so the cake is upside-down on the plate. Garnish with ice cream and it is ready to be served.

I really hope you liked this cake! If you have any questions or comments please leave them below I would love to hear from you about your baking experience. Bon Appetite :)
 

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NUTELLA CHOCOLATE WONTON POPPERS

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Oh my I think this is one of my favorite recipes yet! These wonton poppers are super quick and easy to make and are a great dessert option. The varieties of what you can add as filling is endless - all you need is a little imagination. Think icing, caramel, marshmallow, or even jam. Any fruit combination works well too - just have fun with it!

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INGREDIENTS:

Wonton Wrappers (I recommend 3 per person)
1 Bar of Chocolate (I used Lindt Milk Chocolate)
Jar of Nutella
Fruit (I used banana slices 1/4 inch thick and strawberries)
1 Egg (whipped)
2 Cups of Vegetable Oil
Icing Sugar (garnish)

DIRECTIONS:

Cover a baking sheet in wax paper and lay out your wonton wrappers.

Add your chocolate/Nutella and fruit fillings.

Brush whisked egg along the edges of each wonton wrapper to help seal it shut.

Fold wonton wrappers over and press down the corners with a fork to seal the edges.

Place vegetable oil in a deep pan on the stove and allow to heat up for 4 minutes on medium.

Once ready drop poppers into the frying pan and let to cook for 2 minutes before flipping them over.

Once nicely golden remove from oil and place on a plate covered in paper towel.

When poppers have cooled slightly, plate and sprinkle with icing sugar before serving.

ENJOY!!!!

I hope you enjoyed this recipe as much as I do. If you have any comments please leave them below and I'll be happy to answer them as soon as I can! Bon Appetite!!!

COFFEE CHOCOLATE CHIP ICE CREAM

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I am not sure what inspired me to want to make ice cream, but I am sure happy I did. When it came to deciding the flavor I must admit it's no secret that I'm a big fan of coffee especially in ice cream form; also chocolate chips just seemed like the next logical step. This recipe calls for a Kitchen Aid Mixer (I borrowed mine from my mom) and takes longer then your average dinner recipe because the key to making good ice cream is letting the temperatures both raise and lower slowly. Meaning it is important to allow things to heat up slowly and cool down slowly so in the final freezing process less crystals are created and thus a creamer ice cream. Enjoy!

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INGREDIENTS;
1.5 Cups of Heavy (Whipping) Cream
1.5 Cups of Whole Milk
1 Cup of Cane Sugar (any kind of sugar works)
4 Egg Yokes
3/4 Cup of Freeze Dried (Instant) Coffee
1 TSP of Vanilla Extract
1 Cup of Chocolate Chips - I used Milk Chocolate

DIRECTIONS:

Add whipping cream and whole milk to a pot and heat it up on medium heat. You want it to get hot but NOT to the point of boiling.

Next add in your sugar and stir so that it dissolves.

In a separate bowl add your egg yokes. We are going to temper the eggs (this means slowly raising the temperature of the egg mixture so that it doesn't cook and become chunky)

Mix the tempered egg yokes in with the cream mixture and continue to heat on the stove until the cream thickens. A good way to test if it has thicken is to first take a black spoon and using a finger slide it across the spoon to reveal a line - the more opaque the liquid is in comparison to the colour of the spoon the thicker the mixture is.

Once the cream has thickened (about 10 minutes) take some of the hot cream and add it to the instant coffee to dissolve it before adding it back into the cream mixture followed by the vanilla extract. Stir well until fully incorporated.

Next remove the cream mixture from the heat and strain into a glass seal-able container. Allow to cool uncovered until it reaches room temperature then cover and place in fridge over night to thicken further.

Place the cream mixture into your Kitchen-Aid ice cream bowl and let it stir and churn the cream for 20 min on the lowest speed before adding in your chocolate chips. Allow the cream to continue to churn for an additional five minutes (you want the consistency to almost be that of soft serve ice cream)

Once the cream has a nice texture place back into the glass container, seal and place in freezer overnight to harden. Take the ice cream out of the freezer 2 minutes before you want to serve it and enjoy.

I hope you enjoyed this recipe as much as I do. If you have any comments please leave them below and I'll be happy to answer them as soon as I can! Bon Appetite!!!