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Do you own a donut pan? I have had a debate going on with myself for at least five years …
08 Saturday Dec 2012
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Do you own a donut pan? I have had a debate going on with myself for at least five years …
22 Thursday Dec 2011
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Here is little “roundup” of quick and easy gifts to make … or use for a dessert table! Clear bags …
05 Monday Dec 2011
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This bark is so easy peasy! I make it every year due to popular demand. Milk chocolate, chewy caramel, salted …
06 Thursday Oct 2011
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I love it when I can use a product for more than one project … guess what I used to get the impressions in this candy.
If you guessed texture tiles that were designed for fondant or icing … you were right! I found these at Michael’s and are from Duff … of course! The two tiles (5-1/2″ x 7-1/2″ each) come in one package and are pretty cheap inexpensive. This is what they look like …
This is what you will need …
Decide which side of the tiles you will use … I almost used the wrong side of the “words” tile … the words would have been backwards! Scoop some melted dark chocolate on the spider webs … and spread it around …
Using a spatula, scrape off excess chocolate (it can be reused). Let the chocolate firm up …
As you can see … it is not scraped perfectly clean …
Now repeat using orange melted candy on the words tile. Then mix some Rice Krispies into the melted white chocolate … you could leave it plain, add nuts or whatever you like. Pour the white chocolate on top of the spider webs and gently spread around …
Pour dark chocolate on the words tile and spread it around … then put the tiles in the fridge or freezer for a few minutes to firm up …
The candy will remove from the tiles very easily. The edges are not smooth … but I think that’s OK … it adds character …
To decorate … I used melted orange chocolate and M&M’s to create spiders …
I used more melted chocolate to “glue” the skull candies …
This is one of those “flexible” projects … change-up the colors … use different decorations … use the whole tile or just a small part … use your imagination!