After my fiasco in the kitchen this week with my KA mixer I thought I should take the Sandra Lee approach to baking in my kitchen today. Take a small waffle shaped pretzel, place a Rolo candy on top with a nut and bake at 350 for 3-4 minutes. Transfer to a cooling rack and push the nut down being careful not to burn your finger. Walla! A chocolate turtle. Pop one in your mouth after cooling. Simple and delicious! This is a wonderful treat that your children can help with. If nuts are an issue you can top each candy with a red or green M&M instead.
Mangia!
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Ooh sweetie...
ReplyDeleteDoes this ever sound good. I am buying some pretzels and rolos today and going to give it a try. The grandkids are coming tomorrow and it would make a nice treat. How did they store in a container once they had cooled?
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These look wonderful!!! I love recipes with only 3 ingredients! And there is something about that salty pretzel and chocolate combo that is irresistible!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a nice, simple recipe - sounds delicious. I'm off to visit Heidi now. Enjoy your evening.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS!!! for the GREAT!!! and EASY!!! recipe.
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Thanks for stopping by and I will look up the sites for my Nephew:) Have a blessed day and thank your Soldier for his service from me!
ReplyDelete.... the Sandra Lee approach... HA!!!
ReplyDeleteI just might have to make these for the kids... we love Rolos, pretzels, and pecans. Great idea.
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ButterYum
Yum, I two houseguests, ages 8 and 9 and I think they would love to bake these!
ReplyDeleteNow that sounds like a recipe I could actually do right for once!!! Simple and good!!! Thanks for posting it.
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce,
ReplyDeleteFirst - wow those sound so easy and delish!! I know my girls will want to whip some up tomorrow as I struggle with stringing the lights on the 12' tree we just jammed through our front door into the house. What was I thinking, why do I do this to myself every year? Oh ya, it's FUN.
Second - your kitchen disasters made me laugh, sorry! But, yes, I have definitely had days like that, I can share stories....I think your solution to leave the kitchen for the rest of the day was perfect.
Third - and most important - a huge thank you for the nice comments about my site, I appreciate it so much. It means a lot to me that you would recommend Heart and Home to your readers, and I am so grateful you are a follower!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
XO
Heidi - Heart and Home
So your going the Sandra Lee route....I knew you would fold under pressure....but these look great...This Sandra needs to try them...and about the Italian evil eye...Oh yes, there certainly is such a thing!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an easy, delicious way to make the caramel chocolate dipped pretzels my neighbor always makes for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce, I've been wanting to try these little babies, they sound so good. My problem is that I might eat all the ingredients before I even get started! Hope you had a better day today in the kitchen!!!
ReplyDeleteDebra
I've never made these. These sound yummy and I know they would be a big hit with my kids! :D
ReplyDeleteJoyce these sound sooooo delish!
ReplyDeleteMy diet would be out the window if I made them though. I will one day soon...*Smiles*
Many Blessings, ~Melissa :)
LOVE those ingredients!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this recipe, I'm going to make some tomorrow to use to make up cookie trays at church!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious and easy to do Joyce. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks, Joyce, this is very do-able for me!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so good and I am for anything that's easy in the kitchen!
ReplyDeleteRhonda
Good Morning Joyce,
ReplyDeleteThe Sandra Lee approach - I can do this one and I'm off to the store to get the ingredients. I'm 'room grandma' for Andy's class and I'm going to make these for the kids.
Thanks. Sandie
Hi Joyce! Oh, this is my kind of cooking. Sounds good and easy. Thanks for popping in to see me and I hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Awesome idea! I totally want one. Hand them over daaaaaaaahling *kisses* HH
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness thank you so much! My little grandchildren are going to love these ♥ And they are so easy! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds yummy!!! I will let my girls make these for Christmas Eve. I love your blog and I am now a follower.
ReplyDeleteI did go out just like I said and bought all the ingredients yesterday for my grandson's school party. So we'll see next week!
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine gave me this recipe last year and I LOVE it. It is so easy to do and they taste fabulous!!! Thanks for sharing it with everyone and thanks too for stopping by my blog and leaving your nice comment.
ReplyDeleteJane
Oh Joyce, I have so many wonderful and scrumptious things to catch up on here. I have missed you, and I was just reading back on your November post about being forgetful..I loved it. Here's to great things ahead. I look forward to many more of your great recipes and interesting posts. All my best to you.
ReplyDeleteDrooling. These sound great.
ReplyDeleteUH oh, a bake and eat instant treat..danger!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your Kitchen Aid problem---I just got mine a few months ago and am sooo enjoying baking this season with it---those rollo treats are definitely a keeper-after making 11 dozen cookies for my husband's clients-I am ready for something EASY!!
ReplyDeleteI love that salty sweet thang anyway. These ingredients are goin' on the next shopping trip!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderfully blessed day!!!
This is one of my weaknesses. We love these little gems in our house. They are SOOO good when you eat them while they are still warm.
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