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Super easy and yummy desert!! I took these to a Christmas party and they made a great presentation...I rolled them in coconut, crushed oreo's, pecans and multi color sugar crystals.
I used Ghiradelli semi-sweet chocolate chips and they were so smooth and creamy. I made the chocloate a day ahead...left in refrigerator overnight then rolled the trufles an hour before the party put back in fridge to set. I will make again..Thanks for posting!!!
By Lalaloula
on April 03, 2010
Wow, I never thought these would work out this great! They are very decadent and smooth with a lovely chocolate flavour (make sure to use good quality chocolate, it makes the truffles). The rolling proved a little difficult for me as I had very warm hands, but in the end it worked out nicely. But not well enough for me to attempt easter eggs, so I just made balls. lol I had so much fun rolling the truffles in all sorts of things and the finished truffles look so colourful and cute. I am very happy with this recipe and will certainly make it again! Made and reviewed for PRMR April 2010.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chabear01
on December 22, 2009
These are easy peasy truffles, and such fun to make. Very rich in flavor, and beautiful rolled in the red and green decorator sugar. You have a permanent fan in my DSIL who is the hugest chocoholic I have ever seen. Thank you for such a fantastic and fun recipe.
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on December 14, 2009
Move over, Fannie May! These may be the best chocolate truffles I've ever eaten! I rolled them in chopped hazelnuts and drizzled them with melted milk chocolate. Thank you so much for this recipe! Made for KK's Cookie of the Day event.
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on March 23, 2010
Extremely easy to make with an excedingly smooth and creamy texture. Made into Easter eggs and the word that comes to mind is...CAAAAAUUUUUUUUUTTTE. Made with the grandchickadees.
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Oh my gosh these are delicious little morsels and extremely easy and addicting, and since this was a test run for the holidays i only made half a recipe, I rolled half in powdered sugar and the other half in finely chopped walnuts, I am going to make more soon, this was made for KK's forum Cookie Exchange event, thanks Sherri!
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on December 22, 2009
These truffles were fantastic!!! A+ Did not last long at my place :O)
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These are excellent. And no butter! Think of all the calories saved... Thx. for posting.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy FLUFFSTER
on December 13, 2009
These are so scrumptious! I may never eat again! Oh my, what a wonderful, delicious candy! Although, mine didn't turn out as pretty as yours, Sherie, they were, I'm sure every bit as delicious! I'll be making MORE of these to send in Christmas packages.Thanks so much!! Made for KK.'s Cookie of the Day event.I rolled a couple in a cocoa powdered sugar mixture.
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DH said they taste like they were professionally made. Rolled some in toasted coconut, some in ground walnuts and a few in sifted cocoa powder. I would prefer the walnuts not so fine next time. We're saving half for when our nephew visits from NB tomorrow. Thank you.
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on January 03, 2012
These are awesome truffles.... I truly enjoyed the ease of making these and the taste was smooth and creamy.. Thanks for sharing.
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on December 23, 2011
Very easy treat. I had a slight problem with getting all the chocolate pieces to melt when the boiling cream was poured over them no matter how much I stirred. I added a raspberry flavored cocoa disc to one batch and a hazelnut disc to the other batch. I used three different coatings to roll the truffles in. First I used cocoa powder, which I do not recommend as it makes the outer coating bitter. Then, I used ground up cocoa roasted almonds on some and toasted coconut on the others, both of which were tasty.
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on December 13, 2011
Too sweet.
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on December 22, 2010
I think this recipe is fine.
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Something didn't come out right on this one. In THEORY it worked, its basically just making a ganache, but in practice it kind of fell short. To save on sugar, I used Lindt 85% dark chocolate, but having followed the recipe as stated, the chocolate didn't incorporate well into the cream. I eventually put the bowl as a double boiler, but I didn't want to overheat things, so at best, these truffles could be called "rustic". Perhaps it was the chocolate I chose or my lack of experience working in chocolate, but I'm not that impressed with these.
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