Very festive don't you think?!
I found the snowlflake silicon moulds at Flying Tiger designed for ice cubes. It worked very well for these chocolate snowlflakes.
I am hoping to make Peanut Butter Cups again, but net time with a vegan Mousse filling.
Tuesday, 19 December 2017
Chocolate Snowflake Peanut Butter Cups
These are peanut butter cups disguised as chocolate snowflakes.
Very festive don't you think?!
These are my first ever attempt at making peanut butter cups, not that difficult I hear you say - but how about making the Peanut Butter Cups in the shape of intricate Snowflakes - a little fiddly to make, but well worth the effort.
I found the snowlflake silicon moulds at Flying Tiger designed for ice cubes. It worked very well for these chocolate snowlflakes.
D gobbled a piece in one go, which surprised me as my Chocolate Snowflakes were a lot more deeper in depth than traditional mini bite size Peanut Butter Cups.
I am more of a lady and ate mine a small bite at a time. I am sharing these with Tin and Thyme for We Should Cocoa
I am hoping to make Peanut Butter Cups again, but net time with a vegan Mousse filling.
Very festive don't you think?!
I found the snowlflake silicon moulds at Flying Tiger designed for ice cubes. It worked very well for these chocolate snowlflakes.
I am hoping to make Peanut Butter Cups again, but net time with a vegan Mousse filling.
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Very pretty. They almost look a very dark purple...they will be going on my list for holidays. Have a lovely Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThank you e. Yes I can see what you mean by the dark purple.
DeleteThese look so pretty; I love them! I tried making something like them in mini silicone mounds, but I used salted cashews made into butter in a food processor. That was even better than peanuts, and I bet almond butter would be great too. Have you ever tried making chocolates with it?
ReplyDeleteThank you. Salted cashews and almond butter sound lovely - will dry that combo in the future. I have made raw chocolate in the past, but not with these moulds - maybe next year now
Deletevery cute cup shapes - am curious about how you do a vegan PB mousse and pleased to hear you are very dainty in eating them though I think I would be more like D
ReplyDeleteThank you Johanna. If you click on the link it will take you to the vegan mousse recipe that I am hoping to give a go in the future. And yes, I am quite lady like when eating my nibbles.
DeleteFor a first attempt that's absolutely amazing, they look so good and I'm sure they tasted good too!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I was pleased, though I must confess i need to put more filling in them
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DeleteOMG! This would make a big hit with mines!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous!
Thank you so so much
DeleteThese are gorgeous - better than anything in a shop I think!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas Shaheen and I hope you had a great day.
Thank you so much Kari. Happy Christmas to you too. I was in Essex for Christmas with MIL and sister in law, we got back to Wales, Boxing Day. I am back to work tomorrow, but then off for two whole weeks.
DeleteThese look adorable and yummy!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer
DeleteI love these Shaheen. They look so professional and very tempting. I bet they would have made amazing presents.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a wonderful Christmas and all the best for 2018 x
Thank you Kate. They were a bit fiddly to make, but worth making to be gifted to others.
DeleteI had a good Christmas and thank you for 2018 Best wishes, I am really looking forward to 2018.
These are so pretty Shaheen and very ladylike too. My peanut butter cups were a lot larger and I wouldn't like to say how quickly I gobbled them down ;)
ReplyDeletePeanut butter and chocolate are such a favourite with most people, these would make a fantastic festive gift. Thanks for sharing with #WeShouldCocoa and I'd like to wish both you and D a very happy and fulfilling 2018.