Just had to post!
I've tried it........A MA ZING!
I found this here (Caution: Sad Story)
http://www.foodiewithfamily.com/2011/01/06/hot-chocolate-on-a-stick/
I used a double batch of my own fudge (cause it works, and I can!), and used 1/2 mint chocolate chips!
Five Minute Fudge (Never Fail) and that folks is why I like it!
2/3 cup evaporated milk
1/4 tsp. salt
1tsp vanilla
1 pkge (6 oz) Chocolate Chips
1 2/3 cup sugar
1 1/2 diced marshmallows (cut them in 4)....just do it!
(You can use little marshmallows, but you won't have the right amount!!!)
Mix evaporated milk, sugar and salt in saucepan over medium heat.
Heat to boiling, then cook 5 min. stirring constantly.
Turn off, add marshmallows, chocolate chips & vanilla.
Stir until marshmallows & chips are melted, and pour into 8 X 8 sprayed pan.
Here's a teaser!
I DID use the marshmallow recipe, but I didn't grease everything in sight!
As a homemade marshmallow eating family,
I put water in my 8 X 8 pan when I started making these,
and dumped it out before putting the marshmallow in!
Cut with a wet knife!
Ya gotta keep the knife wet!
Lookit!
And here's the finished product.
I'm thinking these will keep for a couple weeks in the fridge.
Not sure if they can be frozen;
I'll be finding out on Tuesday when I put some in my vehicle to take for a gift exchange!
Oh, and I kinda dipped the marshmallow part in icing sugar,
cause I didn't want it sticking to the bag!
What's a little more sugar I say?!
In other news, Vanessa has her first Christmas tree, so I'm making her a couple ornaments!
I'll show you when I'm done!
These next pictures are for my friend Barbara!
I'm trying to send her more snow too!
A polite moose, looks both ways.......
Crosses the road.
There ya go!
He did get into the trees & look back as if to say
WTH; is she still there!?
Also my friend Elaine had this on her website!
It really is a cute snowman!
Aren't I just a wealth of information today!
Gotta go, started addressing my Christmas cards (late I know),
and some don't have sentiments!
WTH!?
What was I thinking!?
What was I thinking!?
Talk to ya later!
Ta ta for now!
11 comments:
Gail
They look soooo yummy. Definately going to try them closer to the holidays.
Love the moose pic. THAT is the thing I do miss about living in the country; wildlife.
Myrna
Your Hot Choc on a stick looks yummy. I have saved it and will try it for sure. What a neat little something to give to someone.
Love the moose pics.
Sorry I haven't commented for a while. Most of my house is packed up. Only have the essentials left.
I had so hoped to be moved before Christmas, but that is not to be. Got word yesterday that my Dad passed away so I will be heading to Westlock this week. I will probably come home between Christmas and New Years.
I did get my cards in the mail so am happy about that.
I will be taking my laptop so will keep in touch.
They look just to yummy Gail as well as beautifully presented.
B x
Oh these look yummy, my partner loves this sort of thing (well he likes anything sweet really lol) I am sure that they will go down a treat at the gift exchange. Loving your pictures of the moose too, we don't have them here so it's lovely to see
Lindsay xx
Oh that looks yummy!! nice recipe too thanks for sharing it and your photos xx
OMG, I wished I lived closer and could help you enjoy those goodies Gail. I'm drooling just looking at the photos!
As for the Moose ... we get excited if we see wild turkeys in a field, never mind a moose!!!!
Oh, those moose pictures made my day! And yes: truly polite! The snow delivery must have been held up somewhere... we got only a few flakes today that wuikcly disappeared again!
Another fun post! Love the look of those goodies. . .What a sweet moose! BTW. . .I sent you an email and I need for you to answer it asap. . .please???? Hugs, Curt
Your recipe sounds so wonderful that I may have to go raid the fridge now! I have to get my cards done as well...geez, I finally got the tree up one week ago and I'm a die hard November girl!!
You amaze me as always Gail! Keep up the fantastic work!
oh wow always something fantastic to look at yum, and great photo's
Hugs Kate xx
Hi Gail ..Fabulous recipe ! LOOOVE marshmellow .
Great tip to add water to pan /dish then pour out just before adding mixture .
Thanks for thinking of us as we pine for our pet Jacki and for the link you added.
Shirley-Anne
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