So, how many of you out there LOVE chocolate? Honestly, I can take it or leave it. Okay, I'm NOT saying I would probably turn it down if offered or anything like that but....HA HA HA
I'm currently having some camera issues so there's no picture to share. Um, MAYBE that's a good thing, though - all of you chocolate lovers would be salivating!
We attend a weekly Life Group meeting for the new church we just started going to. (We are so excited that God has led us there!) First we have dinner and dessert followed by a short lesson, then some discussion, prayer and more fellowship. I signed up to bring dessert last night.
I was getting kind of tired of bringing the same old boring brownies, cookies, cake, whatever so I wanted to try something different. (Um, I think I read somewhere once that you're NOT supposed to try a new recipe when you're either A) having company or B) taking it somewhere - oh well, guess I broke THAT rule!)
My daughter & I started looking through my recipe books and Taylor found a Pampered Chef recipe for Rocky Road Delight. She was like, "Oh yeah, Mom - THIS is the one!" Boy, was she ever right 'cause it was DE-LEESH! I'll share the recipe but I'll also tell ya that I used fun-size Snickers bars and brought mini pretzels and graham crackers to serve with this ooey-gooey, yummy, chocolatey delicious dip.
Now, honestly I don't have a bunch a Pampered Chef stuff - just a few things here and there - so it took me a minute or two to "decode" this recipe into "regular" language. J/K hee hee
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ROCKY ROAD DELIGHT
1 1/4 cups milk chocolate or semi-sweet chocolate morsels
1 container (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
2 bars (1.5-2 ounces each) favorite chocolate candy, coarsely chopped
1 cup miniature marshmallows
1/3 cup cashews or peanuts, coarsely chopped
32 2 1/2" graham cracker squares
1) Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Place chocolate morsels and whipped topping in CLASSIC BATTER BOWL. Microwave, uncovered, on HIGH 1-2 minutes or until melted and smooth, whisking after each 30-second interval using STAINLESS STEEL WHISK. Spoon chocolate mixture into SMALL OVAL BAKER using SMALL MIX 'N SCRAPER.
2) Coarsely chop candy bars using CRINKLE CUTTER; sprinkle over chocolate mixture. Top with marshmallows. Coarsely chop nuts using FOOD CHOPPER; sprinkle over marshmallows. Bake 8-10 minutes or until marshmallows are lightly toasted. Serve warm with graham crackers.
YIELD: 16 servings
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Another idea to try...
I also put together a "chocolate lovers" platter of a dozen chocolate cupcakes, a half dozen of assorted chocolate pudding cups, fun size Snickers bars, chocolate chips scattered around for decoration - simple enough but it looked pretty. Wish I had a picture to share :)
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Thought you were going to bring your peach dessert! LOL Funny girl :)
ReplyDeleteWell you already know...or have I even told ya before??....that I LOVE chocolate!!! So thanks for the recipe!!!!! :) I love any recipes that have to do with CHOCOLATE.
Great, thanks alot Michelle...now ya got me craving chocolate LOL and ya know I have to go to my weight loss meeting this morning LOL :)
Glad you had a good time last night :)
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It's wonderful the Lord has led your family to a church which you all enjoy!! That's soooo important. My girls love our church too - - and that's so important to hubs and I.
ReplyDeleteThat recipe looks awesome. I AM a chocolate lover, so I'll have to save this recipe to try when I have company. . . so it's not calling to me all day LOL.
Blessings!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI am not a big choc. lover but this does sound Yummo.
How's the crafting coming along? Great I hope.
Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Blessins',
Lib
Michelle, I am so happy for you that the Lord has brought your family to this new church! Can I just say that I wish I lived right next door to you so I could sample some of these chocolatey delights ~ oh, wait a second, I bet there wasn't a bit left!! LOL
ReplyDeleteI can take it or leave it when it comes to chocolate too, but once in a while I gotta' have it! the chocolate platter sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMmmm.... I just love all things sweet! The recipe looks scruptious!
ReplyDeleteYUM! That recipe just went into my recipe box :o) I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteand I LOVE chocolate!
(thankfully, I don't crave it often, but it's so good!)
oh, and I'm always trying new recipes when I have to take something... I figure if they don't like it, they won't eat it :o)
hope your week is going great!