{Easy, no-bake}
White Chocolate Peanut Butter Ritz Cracker Cookies
Who here loves dessert the most during dinner?
*Raises hand*
I certainly do.
But what I even like more than dessert, is an EASY dessert to make!
Especially, no-bake. Am I right?
When I was young my mom made these
White Chocolate Peanut Butter Ritz Cracker Bites
I was asking about them the other day, and remembering how
YUM they are, and also, easy to make.
For today's blog, I thought I'd share a little Holiday tradition in the kitchen.
Featuring my mom Chantale, and myself!
Here is the Intro, and a little about the cookies....
Recipe:
1 lb White Chocolate Pieces (Milk or Dark can be sub.)
Creamy peanut butter
Grape Jelly
1 Box Ritz Crackers
1 or 2T Paramount Crystals or Crisco
Creamy peanut butter
Grape Jelly
1 Box Ritz Crackers
1 or 2T Paramount Crystals or Crisco
(obviously crystals are a bit healthier)
Directions:
You're going to first take the Ritz Crackers and make mini PBJ Sandwiches
Then
Melt Chocolate with crystals in a double boiler (turn off heat after melted)
*Make sure, that you aren't continuing to cook heat, but be quick with the sandwiches because the chocolate will set.
Dip each cookie in melted chocolate and tap off excess
Dry on waxed paper
Refrigerate to cool and set
Store in air tight container for up to one week
Yields 36 cookies.
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Ingredients! (only missing crystals- see last video) |
We had a little help from Ella and Sadie in the kitchen. |
Sadie hoping that someone will drop a little peanut butter. |
Starting to melt chocolate. |
While I put together the cookies! |
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Some people do just peanut butter, we added jelly too. |
Tongs were VERY helpful for dipping! |
Flip over... |
And that's it! |
They are still in the messy phase, but will look nice once finished! |
Ella prefers eating, not doing the work. |
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Ta-da! |
Here's our tips and tricks video and last thoughts!
And lastly we give you....bloopers:
There is (fairly) one of mom, and one of me.
I hope you enjoyed this post!
Let us know if you end up making them.
Happy Holidays,
SBR (and mom)
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