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| Coffeehouse Spoons by Kim Tilley |
| 6 ounces semisweet chocolate pieces 4 ounces milk chocolate pieces (or white, mint, or dark chocolate) Flavorings of your choice (extracts, such as rum, almond, mint, etc, or spices such as cinnamon) 20 plastic spoons |
| Place a piece of waxed paper on a cookie
sheet large enough to hold 20 to 24 of your plastic spoons. Place semisweet
chocolate pieces in a heavy saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly until
the chocolate begins to melt. Immediately remove from heat; stir until smooth.
Dip spoons into chocolate, tapping the handle of the spoon against the side of
the pan to remove excess chocolate. Place spoons on waxed paper; refrigerate
for 30 minutes or until chocolate is set. Place milk chocolate (or chocolate of
your choice) in a heavy saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly until
chocolate begins to melt. Immediately remove from heat; stir until smooth.
Place the melted chocolate in a small, heavy self-sealing bag. Using scissors,
make a small cut in the corner of the bag; drizzle on or both sides of the
covered spoons, making a decorative pattern. (Small dots, zigzag lines,
circles, etc.) Refrigerate spoons for 30 minutes to allow chocolate to set. Wrap each spoon separately in clear or colored plastic wrap. Use ribbon to tie off plastic wrap. Store in a cool dry place until ready to give as gifts. |
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| Place chocolate covered spoons in a new
coffee mug and give along with other homemade goodies. |
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| This recipe comes from the website, Frugal
Moms. |


