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Showing posts with label Desserts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Desserts. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Chocolate Banana Pops

Yummy CHOCOLATE BANANA POPS

This is a great treat for the kids to make....and for everyone to eat.

What You'll Need:
- 1 ripe banana

- 2 cups of milk

- 1 box of chocolate fudge instant pudding mix

- 1 container of vanilla yogurt

- 9 waxed cups (the small 5 oz size)

- 9 craft/popcicle sticks

- 1 small baking dish



The How To:
-First, put the cups in the baking dish. This is to help them stay up while freezing and make easier to move them.

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- Next in a bowl mix the pudding mix and the milk in a bowl for about 2 minutes. Let it sit in the fridge for about 5 minutes.

- Then in a different small bowl mush the banana up with a fork and then add the yogurt to it. And mix it up.

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- Now, put a couple of spoon-full's of pudding in each little cup.

- Then put a couple of spoon-full's of the yogurt in each little cup.

-And if there is any extra pudding and extra room in your cups fill with the remaining pudding.
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- Be sure to gently tap the baking dish with all the cups in it on the counter to help level out the pudding/yogurt mixture.

- Then put one of the craft/popcicle sticks in the center of each cup.

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- Pop the banana pops in the freezer for about 2 hours or until they are frozen/firm.

- To eat, just peel the paper cup off of the banana pop and then enjoy!

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Peep Pops

I am not the biggest Peeps fan, but I just couldn’t resist how cute they look when dipped in chocolate!

So here is one for all you Peep lovers.  =)
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What You’ll Need:
- Dipping chocolate or chocolate bark (I used milk and white chocolate)
- Peeps
- Lollipop sticks (found at craft stores) or other type of sticks (I used some wooden skewers I had on hand and cut the pointy tip off of them)
- Various sprinkles

The How To:
- First melt your chocolate according to the directions on the package.
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- Then dip the end of the stick into the chocolate to help the peep stay on the stick better.
- Let it cool a little bit before sticking your peep on the end of it.
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- Next using a spoon put the chocolate all over the peep.
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- To help smooth out the chocolate and to make it cover the peep evenly I tapped the stick on the side of my bowl to help the excess drip off the peep.
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- When it stopped dripping I then spooned/ shook/ or sprinkled the different sprinkles on the chocolate peep.  (to help avoid a big mess and waisting all your sprinkles, place a bowl/plate/ or other dish under it as you ad sprinkles)
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- I placed them upright while they dried/hardened.  I used a paper cup and poked some holes in it with the sticks.  You could also use some styrofoam to stick them in (but I didn’t have that on hand so I opted for a paper cup)
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- As soon as they are hardened you can enjoy them!  =)
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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Mini S’more Pizzas

Here’s a another way to enjoy the roasty-toasty, gooey goodness of S’mores!



What you’ll need:
-Tube of Buttermilk biscuits (10 count)
-1/2 cube Melted Butter
-2  Graham Cracker Sheets
-3 Tbs. Brown Sugar
-Mini Marshmallows
-Chocolate Chips

The how to:
-Place the two Graham Cracker Sheets into a zip-lock bag and smash to crumbs.  Add the 3 Tbs. of Brown Sugar and shake it up until well mixed.
-Roll out each individual biscuit and place on a greased cookie sheet.

-Spread melted butter on top of each biscuit like pizza sauce, then sprinkle the Graham cracker and sugar mixture over the butter.
-Sprinkle Chocolate chips and Mini Marshmallows on top of Graham cracker sugar mixture.
-Bake in the oven according to Biscuit directions.   About 400 degrees for 8-10 min. Or until Marshmallows and biscuits are golden brown.