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Simply Sensational Truffles

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This is Awesome!! They are very easy to make, and only requires few ingredients. I made them and brought to work, they disappears in a blink of an eye! Everyone is asking f...read more
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 a cook
on 2/17/2013
time
prep:
15 min
total:
1 hr 15 min
servings
total:
18 servings, 2 truffles each
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posted:1/8/2009
I loved this recipe, I made the for Christmas gifts and everyone loved them
posted:1/8/2009
Here's how I changed it - I added 1 tsp Vanilla to the cream cheese & chocolate mix, and then refrigerated that over night... made evening it was just easier for me. Next morning I scooped balls out with a 1/2 tsp spoon, made over 36 balls this way and was just the right size, I then refrigerated them again for a few hours. I added 1 tsp vanilla and 1 tablespoon powdered sugar to the melted chocolate coating. I rolled the balls in the coating and then rerefrigerated... chocolate set up wonderfully, wasn't too sweet or too bitter... went over well with my family even the non-chocolate lovers.
posted:1/8/2009
I formed them into balls then froze them and dipped them in chocolate they turned out to be inexpensive beautiful gifts
posted:1/4/2009
My extended family happily munched on the truffles until they were gone. I intend to make them next Christmas. I dipped them in cocoa powder, confectioners' sugar, and nuts.
posted:1/2/2009
Easy to make recipe! Everyone who tried one thought I'd purchased them instead of making them!
posted:12/31/2008
Everyone loved them and I made the mxture first and then I left it in the Refrigerator for a couple of days until I formed them into balls. I didn't have a promblem at all then after I shaped them into balls I put them back into the Refrigerator for a couple of days and then I dipped them in the chocolate, I thought they were easy and I would make them again, everyone who tasted them loved them.
posted:12/31/2008
I Had So Much Fun Making These! I actually didn't dip the truffles in chocolate again. I just rolled the truffles in chopped nuts. Looks ad tastes great! :) Thanks!
posted:12/30/2008
My daughter made these for Christmas for her first grade teacher, and they were a smash hit!
posted:12/30/2008
AWESOME!!! I made a ton of these for Christmas. Gave several tins full as gifts - everyone LOVED them! Very easy and fun to make. Great to have kids help - they will love it. I found it was best to keep the filling in the fridge over night. It was easiest to work with when kept cold the longest.
posted:12/30/2008
I WILL Definetly make these again. My family LOVED them, husband, kids, mom, dad, brothers. I let then firm for about an hour then shaped them into balls(I got about 27, not 36 which was not a problem for me). I let them firm for about 30 more minutes them dropped and rolled them in the melted chocolate. The process was messy but so worth it. I agree with someone else's comment that if they are bitter then you must be using BITTER-sweet instead of SEMI-sweet.
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