Evening folks! This is one of the easiest recipes EVER. It is more of an assembly process but I decided to share it with you anyway. Are there recipes that are "to easy"? I think we could all use a few of these in our last minute panic arsenal!
Honestly, you COULD do this with glazed donuts as well but in my opinion, the sugar coma, won't be worth it. I love using the donut holes because you can use them as a little mini dessert, little snacks, and it is just enough. Feel free to make your own donut holes, I purchased mine because I was in fact taking these somewhere as a gift and was in a rush. I recommend the glazed ones, no sugar dipped or anything.
The amounts of the ingredients will really depend on how many you are making, I did a dozen. I also used fresh sweetened whipped cream, but if you groove on cool whip or the stuff in a can, go for it. The world is your sandwich friends, make it how you like it. Make sure to buy your donut holes the day you are making these or they will go stale!
I hope this quick and easy, dessert, food gift, or snack is enjoyed by everyone you make it for. Oh yea, make sure to make it!
1 dozen donut holes
4-6 nice ripe strawberries
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
1 tbsp. powdered sugar
1/4 tsp. vanilla
Start with prepping your strawberries, slice them thick or thin, just make sure you put the rounded end slices with the rounded part down in the whipped cream so the tops will sit nicely! OCD much? I own it. In a bowl whip the cream, sugar and vanilla to stiff peaks. Now cut the donut holes in half and go to town. You can pipe the cream on, but I just used a spoon. Don't worry if you get whipping cream where you think it shouldn't be, I mean, that means there is just more. NEVER a bad thing. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve but I recommend serving immediately. (you might notice I said I made a dozen and there are only 10 on the plate) No shame in my game, NONE!!
ENJOY my friends!
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Monday, December 15, 2014
Caffe Mocha Spoons
Do you know how many times I have made these spoons? A LOT! I debated over if I should share them or not, they are so easy and honestly, does one really need directions? Well, you see which voice won my inner battle, eh?
I love cookie trays, I really do. I do not like brown cookie trays. This is all old news, but you know the ones that are all brown cookies, dry looking, mystery crumb stuff that you feel like you shouldn't even eat? The unidentifiable stuff, the dry, choking hazard stuff, it is just a bummer.
I like adding fun things like this to trays. Maybe even some marshmallows, or find an old fashioned glass jar, add some cold milk and deliver it ASAP with a bunch of these spoons. Maybe a bag of popcorn too! How fun is THAT?
I might have stirred one of these into my Boston Cream Coffee this morning, and it might have been amazing. I do hope you give them a try.
Oh and for the record, I saw these in a store recently, they had candy sprinkled on top. I don't know about you but I am not about to have floaties in my drink. DOWN WITH FLOATIES. Ewww!
You will need:
20-24 plastic spoons (use real spoons if you want to thrift store for some)
2 cups milk chocolate chips (divided)
3/4 cup instant coffee granules
Melt 1 cup of milk chocolate chips either in a microwave, 30 seconds at a time or in a double boiler setup. When it is completely melted, stir in the instant coffee granules. When mixture is all combined, use a butter knife or another spoon and fill the spoons up with the mixture. Level them off at the top or leave them a little higher, the choice is yours. Set on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet until all are done. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
Now, melt the remaining milk chocolate, and dip each spoon in and give it a full turn, covering the coffee/chocolate mixture. Let the extra chocolate drip off and place back on parchment. Let sit until hardened. (You can place back in the fridge). When they are set, melt the white chocolate and using a spoon or piping bag, zig zag, polka dot, or curly que your way to completion!
While I did not show it in the photo, if you are using these as gifts, attach a tag that says to stir 6-8 ounces of hot milk. Let the spoon sit for a few seconds and then stir. You will enjoy a cup of chocolaty, coffee, warm goodness!
ENJOY!
I love cookie trays, I really do. I do not like brown cookie trays. This is all old news, but you know the ones that are all brown cookies, dry looking, mystery crumb stuff that you feel like you shouldn't even eat? The unidentifiable stuff, the dry, choking hazard stuff, it is just a bummer.
I like adding fun things like this to trays. Maybe even some marshmallows, or find an old fashioned glass jar, add some cold milk and deliver it ASAP with a bunch of these spoons. Maybe a bag of popcorn too! How fun is THAT?
I might have stirred one of these into my Boston Cream Coffee this morning, and it might have been amazing. I do hope you give them a try.
Oh and for the record, I saw these in a store recently, they had candy sprinkled on top. I don't know about you but I am not about to have floaties in my drink. DOWN WITH FLOATIES. Ewww!
You will need:
20-24 plastic spoons (use real spoons if you want to thrift store for some)
2 cups milk chocolate chips (divided)
3/4 cup instant coffee granules
Melt 1 cup of milk chocolate chips either in a microwave, 30 seconds at a time or in a double boiler setup. When it is completely melted, stir in the instant coffee granules. When mixture is all combined, use a butter knife or another spoon and fill the spoons up with the mixture. Level them off at the top or leave them a little higher, the choice is yours. Set on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet until all are done. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
Now, melt the remaining milk chocolate, and dip each spoon in and give it a full turn, covering the coffee/chocolate mixture. Let the extra chocolate drip off and place back on parchment. Let sit until hardened. (You can place back in the fridge). When they are set, melt the white chocolate and using a spoon or piping bag, zig zag, polka dot, or curly que your way to completion!
While I did not show it in the photo, if you are using these as gifts, attach a tag that says to stir 6-8 ounces of hot milk. Let the spoon sit for a few seconds and then stir. You will enjoy a cup of chocolaty, coffee, warm goodness!
ENJOY!
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