January 21, 2014

Sweets with my littlest sweetie...

Josie and I had fun making chocolate covered fortune cookies recently.  These treats are perfect for Chinese New Year and Valentines.  We found our box of fortune cookies at the Dollar Tree but I've also been able to find them in the ethic food aisle at our local grocery store.
1. Before you start, line a baking sheet with wax paper. 

2.  In a microwave-safe glass bowl, microwave the Wilton candy melt chocolate, stopping and stirring every 30 seconds, until melted and smooth.

3.  Holding the fortune cookie, dip the center of the cookie in the melted chocolate, letting the excess drip off.
Add sprinkles (Josie's favorite part) and transfer to the waxed paper baking sheet.
Refrigerate the fortune cookies on the baking sheet until the chocolate is firm, at least 20 minutes.
Enjoy!  PS.  As you can see, the tooth fairy has been very busy at our house the last couple of weeks.

21 comments:

  1. looks yummy and pretty and perfect for the chinese new year and valentines day! and josie's getting ahead of the holidays.. its not jackolantern season yet! lol!
    xoxo
    vivian

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  2. A yummy little project, bet there aren't many left:@)

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  3. Yum! These look tasty and pretty!! And Josie is always too cute! I always loved when the tooth fairy visited! Fun!! :) xo Holly

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  4. We need to make these! Love the new grin!! The fairy has been in these parts too in spite of the polar vortex!

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  5. Those turned out soooo cute! They would be perfect with this tag:

    http://eighteen25.blogspot.com/2011/01/so-fortunate-to-have-you.html

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  6. Yum! I love fortune cookies, but never have had chocolate dipped ones! Looks like Josie is having a ball helping you!!

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  7. How pretty! 've seen pictures of these but haven't made them. They really are pretty. And I love your banner photo at the top. What a gorgeous winter light streaming through that just-as-pretty window. ♥

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  8. Yum yum! What fun! I should do this with my grand kids!

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  9. Cute as can be! The cookies, and Josie!
    Erica :)

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  10. Oh- Those are sweets with that little sweetie. I just LOVE your little Josie. The tooth fairy has been busy at our house,too. We have another Mr. Wiggly ready to jump out anytime-

    I am so missing those sweet little baby teeth already- xo Diana

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  11. A fun project! And they look so yummy too!!! And your little sweetie looks darling!

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  12. She is so cute! How wonderful that you celebrate her heritage with her. You were all so destined to come together as the terrific family that you are.

    OK, enough of the gushing, lol, pass me a cookie please!

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  13. Those look so yummy and pretty too! Very cute I just love when the toot Fairy visits! Hugs, from California

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  14. Very cool! I bet Josie had fun making them! Perfect for Chinese new year!

    Hugs,
    Debbie

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  15. Those look yummy! But basically anything with chocolate on it is good!

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  16. I love the smile on her face! What FUN!
    warmly,
    deb

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  17. Those look yummy. Looks like Josie had a great time making them.
    Hugs
    donna

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  18. Looks yummy! Oh my, miss Josie is growing up so fast! How is it possible she is getting cuter and cuter!

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