Holiday Cheese Truffles

"I'm cleaning out a friend's cupboards and found this recipe in a 2003 Kraft What's Cooking magazine. These sound fun and festive for the holidays (still months away), so I thought I'd post it in the hopes that I'd remember to try them. A serving, according to the magazine, is two truffles and five crackers. Cooking time is refrigeration time."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 30mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
24
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ingredients

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directions

  • Beat cream cheese, shredded cheese, garlic powder & ground red pepper till well blended. Split in half.
  • Add roasted red peppers to half and green onions to the other half. Stir each till well mixed. Cover.
  • Refrigerate 2-3 hours. (Flavors will blend).
  • Shape cheese mixtures into 1" balls. Roll in shredded cheese, nuts, paprika, sesame seeds or fresh chopped parsley--or whatever other ingredients you think would be fun.
  • Cover and refrigerate till ready to serve.

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