1 package of Oreo's crushed ( use blender or rolling pin)--
do not get double stuffed oreo's. (I used my pampered chef chopper to
chop them into crumbs)
1 package of cream cheese at room temp.
Mix together. By the time you mix everything together (and I found it easier to mix with my hand rather than a spoon, though beaters might be good, too), it is lumpy. But once you refrigerate it for an hour or so, it combines and feels like cookie dough.) Typically I will make the inside of my truffles the day before I want to dip them. So they are really cold when I dip.
1 package of cream cheese at room temp.
Mix together. By the time you mix everything together (and I found it easier to mix with my hand rather than a spoon, though beaters might be good, too), it is lumpy. But once you refrigerate it for an hour or so, it combines and feels like cookie dough.) Typically I will make the inside of my truffles the day before I want to dip them. So they are really cold when I dip.
Form balls and place them on waxed paper lined cookie
sheets. Don't make them too big-- because they are rich. Maybe slightly larger
than a marble. about 2 bites.
I will chill them a bit a this point.
Melt chocolate. Some people use wax in the chocolate. I use white almond bark instead. ( can be white, milk, or dark chocolate to preference). Dip ball in chocolate and let firm in fridge. Store in fridge until ready to eat/ serve.
I will chill them a bit a this point.
Melt chocolate. Some people use wax in the chocolate. I use white almond bark instead. ( can be white, milk, or dark chocolate to preference). Dip ball in chocolate and let firm in fridge. Store in fridge until ready to eat/ serve.
Now, I have never really dipped chocolates. And I
didn’t really have anyone to show me how. I tried toothpicks but they
didn’t look good. My Sister recommended a fork and that is what I ended
up doing. So, I would drop the ball in the chocolate, fish it out with
the fork (it would be sitting on top of the fork), and then I would tap the
glass container my chocolate was in to get the excess chocolate off, swipe the bottom
of the fork on the side to get more of the stuff off, and then kind of push it
off the fork with a toothpick. They looked much better that way.
If you’ve dipped chocolates and you know a better way – fill me
in! hahaha
I’ve also made truffles using mint oreos. The inside
was softer, but they were very good, especially if you love mint.
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