Showing posts with label Candy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Candy. Show all posts

Friday, December 21, 2012

Kid Friendly Homemade Christmas Treats

As I go completely nutters this weekend in an attempt to get all of my Christmas baking done, I will be thinking of those of you who are in the same boat as I am.  Keep your head above the confectioner's sugar and may the molasses not slow your roll.


 Here are a few great Christmas candies that would also be fun for the kiddles to "help" make.

 

~ Merry Christmas!



Photo By The Chatty Mom
North Poles ~ The Chatty Mom


Photo By FreefunChristmas.com
Santa Hat Pretzels ~ FreeFunChristmas.com
 

Photo By FreefunChristmas.com
Hot Chocolate Marshmallows ~ FreeFunChristmas.com


Photo By Bakerella.com
Christmas Crunch ~ Bakerella


Photo By BakedByRachel.com
Peppermint Bark ~ Baked By Rachel


Photo By Ree Drummond (a.k.a. The Pioneer Woman)
Marshmallow Pops ~ The Pioneer Woman


Photo By Angie @ MyPrettyPurse
Snowman Cookies ~ My Pretty Purse


Photo By Glory Albin, Celebrations Member
Candy Cane Art ~ Celebrations


Photo By Meaghan Mountford, Celebrations Contributor

Chocolate Christmas Bark Lollipops ~ Celebrations


Photo By MarthaStewart.com

Kids Peppermint Bark ~ Martha Stewart



Marshmallow Snowman ~ Dusti's Cupcakes

Sunday, October 23, 2011

White Chocolate Bones


My girls have been dying to do something in the "goodies" department for Halloween...I figured that making some "bones" just might be the solution. 
Is it a simple recipe?  Yes. 
Do kiddles love making them? Yes again.
Is it messy?  To a certain degree, oh yeah.  There will be some finger licking going on.

If I had my way we'd be using dark chocolate though. (Momma loves her some dark chocolate!)


Ingredients:
Pretzel Sticks
Marshmallows (regular, not jumbo or mini)
White Chocolate Morsels

Directions:
1.  Line a baking sheet with either wax paper or parchment paper.
2.  Press one end of a pretzel stick completely through the center of a marshmallow.  Position the marshmallow at the edge of the pretzel stick. Repeat this step for the opposite end of the pretzel stick.

3.  Place the assembled pretzels & marshmallows on the lined baking sheet.

4.  In a microwave safe bowl, pour 1/2 cup of white chocolate morsels and heat on high for 30 seconds.  Stir and heat at 10 second intervals until morsels are completely melted.  Be sure to stir between each heat session. Allow to cool enough to touch. (about 2-3 minutes)  Repeat step as necessary.

5.  Holding the center of a pretzel & marshmallow stick begin to coat the entire stick with the melted white chocolate.  A pastry brush or teaspoon can be used.  Dipping the sticks can cause the marshmallows to come off.

6.  Place chocoalte coated "bones" on lined baking sheet and allow chocolate to set. Cooling time varies by chocolate thickness. (10-15 minutes)

Friday, January 29, 2010

Haystacks 'N Sticks


My little kiddles L-O-V-E, LOVE, dark chocolate and peanut butter. And like most little ones, snacking is a favorite past-time. So the thought came to me…Why not combine those two sweet treats and make some haystacks?…Why not add one of their favorite snacks, pretzels?

All you need is a few things and about 30 minutes.
Here’s all that is needed to make a sweet treat that has some nutritional value too:

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