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In a heat-safe container, add 1/4 C of Mariebelle Hot Chocolate powder to 1/4 C of boiling milk. Stir until smooth and well melted. If chocolate pieces do not melt completely, steam, simmer, or microwave, for 30 seconds. If you prefer your drink less... See more

In a heat-safe container, add 1/4 C of Mariebelle Hot Chocolate powder to 1/4 C of boiling milk. Stir until smooth and well melted. If chocolate pieces do not melt completely, steam, simmer, or microwave, for 30 seconds. If you prefer your drink less thick, add more boiling milk. Makes 1 mug. If desired, serve with a dollop of whipped cream. See less

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Rainbow Rocky Road Brownies Substitute regular chocolate chips with HERSHEY'S KISSABLES Brand Chocolate Candies and add a rainbow of fun to your next batch of brownies. Marshmallows, roasted peanuts and HERSHEY'S KISSABLES Brand Chocolate Candies... See more

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Christmas....amidst all the hustle and bustle that we are faced with through this season, it is still so important for the opportunity it provides us to spend time with our family and our friends. At our house, when I was growing up, we had a time... See more

Christmas....amidst all the hustle and bustle that we are faced with through this season, it is still so important for the opportunity it provides us to spend time with our family and our friends. At our house, when I was growing up, we had a time honoured tradition of holiday baking. Several different varieties of cookies and "dainties" were required, and when people stopped by, an assortment was arranged on a fancy tray to serve. One or more varieties also make a nice gift, wrapped up in a pretty box or packed in a reusable container. A cookie swap is a good idea for those who want to have a variety of holiday baking but don't have a lot of time. Arrange it with several of your friends or family. Each person will bake a large batch of one type of cookie, which is much more efficient than making several smaller batches of different types. Then pack up your cookies and bring them to the "swap" - an evening or afternoon to sample all the cookies, and then everyone takes a variety home... See less

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1. In a microwave-safe 4-cup measure, place the 12 ounces candy coating. Microwave on 100% power (high) for 3 minutes or just until melted, stirring every 30 seconds. 2. Place toffee pieces, nuts, or nonpareils in a shallow dish. If desired, insert a... See more

1. In a microwave-safe 4-cup measure, place the 12 ounces candy coating. Microwave on 100% power (high) for 3 minutes or just until melted, stirring every 30 seconds. 2. Place toffee pieces, nuts, or nonpareils in a shallow dish. If desired, insert a skewer into each caramel. Dip one caramel into melted candy coating; turn to coat as much of the caramel as desired, allowing excess coating to drip off caramel. (If not using skewers, use a fork to lift caramel out of candy coating, drawing the fork across the rim of the glass measure to remove excess coating from caramel.) Place dipped caramel in toffee pieces, nuts, and/or nonpareils, turning to coat. Place coated caramel on a baking sheet lined with waxed paper. Repeat with remaining caramels. Let caramels stand about 1 hour or until coating dries. 3. If desired, microwave 2 ounces of a contrasting color of candy coating in a microwave-safe bowl on 100% power (high) for 2 minutes or just until melted, stirring every 30 seconds. Cool... See less

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1. Raspberry-Rhubarb Biscuit Cobblers The Martha Stewart Show | April 19, 2006 | Divide filling among six 10-ounce baking dishes. 2. In a medium bowl,...

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On frosting, arrange decorative candies in a floral pattern. Try using candy-coated Jordan almonds or these chocolate-covered sunflower seeds ($6 for...

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• A run • A vacant space • A thought, followed by a phone call and a question. • Am I crazy? • The answer, No I always thought I’d like to… • Wanna? • Ok. So it began. The search for the perfect name and home started back in April of 2002. We ( Peg &... See more

• A run • A vacant space • A thought, followed by a phone call and a question. • Am I crazy? • The answer, No I always thought I’d like to… • Wanna? • Ok. So it began. The search for the perfect name and home started back in April of 2002. We ( Peg & Deb) knew that we wanted to create a warm, cozy and fun place with a 60’s, 70’s vibe to it. A place where people could not only pick up yummy tasting treats to go, but could just hang out as if they were in their own space. In the summer of 2002, sugar Sweet sunshine was put to paper. The following winter of 2003, sugar Sweet sunshine was born and opened its doors. See less

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"One look at the gorgeous butter cream flowers in this bakery's quaint cupcake display and you'll understand why it's become many New Yorkers' favorite baker (for birthdays, thank-yous, office parties). The café also uses its signature bright butter... See more

"One look at the gorgeous butter cream flowers in this bakery's quaint cupcake display and you'll understand why it's become many New Yorkers' favorite baker (for birthdays, thank-yous, office parties). The café also uses its signature bright butter cream icing on its wedding cakes."--NEW YORK MAGAZINE WEDDINGS See less

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Not the one? See other Magnolia's Vanilla Cupcakes Recipes * Line 24 muffin tins with cupcake papers. * In a small bowl, add the flours; stir to...

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Let’s be clear, they’re not just pint-sized cakes. Cupcakes are something else entirely. At Sprinkles Cupcakes, with over 20 tantalizing flavors to satisfy the sweet tooth, we get it right. Baked fresh every day, our cupcakes are made with the... See more

Let’s be clear, they’re not just pint-sized cakes. Cupcakes are something else entirely. At Sprinkles Cupcakes, with over 20 tantalizing flavors to satisfy the sweet tooth, we get it right. Baked fresh every day, our cupcakes are made with the highest quality ingredients and you can taste it: sweet cream butter, bittersweet Callebaut chocolate and Nielsen-Massey pure Madagascar Bourbon vanilla. Topped with our signature custom sugar designs or real chocolate sprinkles from France, our cupcakes are a sophisticated update on an old-fashioned classic. See less

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How often do you eat cupcakes? Not often enough, though every time I do I wonder, "Why don't I eat these little guys more?" What's the best thing about eating cupcakes? They're small, self-contained desserts for which you don't need flatware, let... See more

How often do you eat cupcakes? Not often enough, though every time I do I wonder, "Why don't I eat these little guys more?" What's the best thing about eating cupcakes? They're small, self-contained desserts for which you don't need flatware, let alone a napkin. They're portable and a great gift for the birthdays of people for whom you like, but not enough to get a "real" present. They're a distant cousin of the dessert pill, which is how we will eat desserts in the future. Cupcakes are almost from the future. What's your favorite type of cupcake? Any cupcake that is moist and chewy and good with not too much frosting. I'm a cake person, not a frosting person. A little goes a long way. How do cupcakes compare/contrast to other baked goods for you? Again, it's the portability, edibility sans utensils, and the gift-giving aspects that make the cupcake a better baked good. The only thing that surpasses a cupcake in my eyes is the pecan pie tart, which is a cupcake version of pecan pie,... See less