Hey Y’all,
Spring has Sprung! The Bluebonnets are gorgeous, so hopefully you’ve taken your pics!
Easter is just around the corner! I love Easter! Of course, the bunnies, & jelly beans are faves, but most especially, Easter gives me Joy because I know “Jesus is Risen”!
You may be surprised to know I have special recipes I make every Easter. LOL! One of those recipes is featured in this week’s video. Marco & Keira are awesome helpers in spite of Keira’s cough due to allergies. She’s a trooper!
Remember the avalanche video we made last year with cuties, Landon & Elin Thigpen? Here’s the link to that video & recipe. To make Easter avalanches, just add some Cadbury caramel-filled eggs & Easter pastel M&M’s.
Please send pics of your Easter Avalanches. You know how much I love hearing from you.
Stay tuned for another guest chef to be in the kitchen with me making one of our favorite side dishes for the Nelson Easter dinner.
FYI: I’M NOT A QUITTER, FRIENDS!
I’m still waiting for someone to reach out to me and say,
“BLAKE SHELTON ISCOMING TO
CONNIE’S TRUFFLE HOUSE IN AUSTIN, TEXAS”!
Someone out there can make this happen & win a dessert every month for one year from the Truffle Kitchen. Can’t wait to find out who wins this challenge!
Have a great day!
Love y’all,
connie
Ingredients
Method
- In a large glass bowl, combine chocolate chips, chopped white chocolate bars and melt. Stir to combine. (You can melt the chocolate in the microwave, in short intervals or in a glass bowl over simmering water. If you use the simmering water – double boiler method- be sure not to let any drops of water get into the bowl of chocolate. This will cause it to “seize” and become unworkable).
- Add the Lindor white chocolate truffles and Cadbury mini cream eggs, microwave for about 15 seconds, stir to combine.
- Next, add peanut butter to the white chocolate mixture & microwave for about 20 seconds. Stir to combine.
- Then add the marshmallows, microwave for 25-30 seconds. Stir to combine.
- Now, the fun begins: Stir in the rice krispies, pecans & plain M&M’s. If you add peanut M&Ms, keep in mind they are harder to cut through later on.
- Pour into a foil-lined (very lightly sprayed) 13 x 9 inch pan.
- Sprinkle the top with mini chocolate chips & mini M’M’s. Pat down lightly with the back of a spoon.
- Let “set” up or chill in frig for short time. Lift out of pan & remove foil. Cut into pieces. For Easter, we cut a few with spring and Easter cookie cutters, then cut the left overs into bite size squares! Enjoy!
