I made these chocolate covered Peanut Butter Oreos™ in a snap using my
Spinning Leaf Cookie Molds. (see
THIS TUTORIAL and
MORE EXAMPLES HERE). Once the chocolate was hardened, (
10 minutes in the fridge), I popped out the cookies from the mold and I added the pretzel antlers, googly eyes and a red Sixlet for Rudolph's nose.
The leftover melted chocolate from covering the Oreos™ is what I used as the "glue" for attaching the decorative edible elements. Allow the decorative pieces to harden and dry - about 30 minutes.
Easy and cute!
Ella was stalking the cookies the whole time I was photographing them so she got herself wrangled into the photo shoot. I promised her she could eat one if she'd let me slap a dress and red sweater on her and take some pictures of her with the cookies! We were both very happy with the deal we made. *wink*
Of course Ella's favorite part of the photo shoot was when she was finally allowed to bite into one of the cookies…and nibble off the antlers. See the peanut butter filling inside of these PB Oreos™? YUM!
I threw this last photo of Ella in here…just because I think it's cute!
I'm going to make more of these for Ella's class party next week.
I'll substitute regular Oreos™ instead of the peanut butter ones - just in case there are kids with peanut allergies? (
that's a safe substitution, right?)
I hope you'll make them too and share your results with me!
IMPORTANT TIP:
Do NOT put your finished cookies back into the refrigerator after you've put on the red Sixlets noses.
The change in temperature causes the shiny red finish to dull.
Just carefully store these in an airtight container on your kitchen counter to
keep "Rudolph's nose so bright"..until you are ready to
devour serve them! *wink*
KEEPiNG iT REAL
I shared the important tip with you above because
I made that mistake.
So when I went to photograph the cookies they weren't nearly as cute and pretty with a dull red sixlet.
No big deal. I popped off the dulled red noses, reheated the extra "chocolate glue" and attached shiny new ones. You would've never known, *wink*
I totally thought I'd deleted these photos from my camera when I couldn't find them on my computer the other day. I was really upset about it. But the more I kept
obsessing thinking about it, the more I remembered looking at them on my computer so I KNEW I had to have uploaded them from my camera. So...with a little more searching on iPhoto I finally found them. Anyone else have issues with photos loading into the "Photos" folder instead of "Events" within iPhoto? Maybe I just don't understand how the whole process works - that's probably my bet. *wink*
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