Let me start by showing you my fail:
For my first few attempts, I dipped the spoons in green chocolate. I thought I would make festive Christmas Owls. I used both large and small marshmallows for eyes, buy they ended up looking a little like Muppets or aliens.
FAIL!
After lots more trial and error, this is what I finally came up with.
Step 2: Pipe melted white chocolate on top of mini-chips. Let harden.
I also melted some yellow chocolate and piped out some beaks.
Step 3: Put 1/2 a bag of candy melts (chocolate chips taste better, but they will look chalky when they harden unless to temper them correctly)in the microwave for 30 seconds. Stir. Repeat. Stir.
Step 4: Dip a plastic spoon in chocolate candy melts about 3/4 of the way up the spoon. Use a toothpick to from ears.
I am sure those of you out there with some cake decorating skills, could make these look really awesome.
I am adding this in with my Hoot Chocolate bags for neighbor gifts.
Those are a HOOT. I love them, and, I think I have to copy you. I always give family members homemade hot chocolate mix for Christmas. They will love these spoons. Thanks for such a great idea. Rhonda
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Your hoot chocolate spoons turned out soooo cute! Good job!
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what a great idea! your owl spoons are so cute - thank-you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! So cute!
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SOOOOOOO CUTE:)
How fun are these! I know my kids would love making 'em with me (and eating 'em of course ;D)
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Well aren't thesse just a hoot!
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These are darling. I have often wondered just how they are achieved. Thank you for sharing this today. I really have no cake decorating skills so I am not sure how successful I would be with this project.
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Me neither-did you see my first attempt?
DeleteSuch a fun idea for little ones. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove me an owl and some chocolate! Putting it all together with such detail is amazing!
ReplyDeletehow cute!! neat idea :)
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