March 5, 2012
The Nest made of Chocolate and Peanut Butter
Recipes
Chocolate and Peanut Butter Nests
Ingredients: 1 C Peanut Butter & Milk Chocolate Morsels 1 1/2 C Chow Mein Noodles Jelly Bean Eggs Double boiler Muffin Tin Non Stick Cooking Spray In a double boiler melt the morsels.
Add chow mein noodles, mix until coated.
Spray a nonstick cooking spray in to the muffin tin. Place about 2 T of mixture in muffin tin, one at a time. Shaping to the form of a nest.
This should make 6 nests (double recipe if needed). Place in refrigerator until the coating hardens. Remove and add jelly bean eggs.
Pretty and tasty perfect for spring!
I shared this yesterday atSaved By Love Creations
but here it is just in case you missed it!
I hope you’re having a great day! Sharing: Between Naps on The Porch, Coastal Charm, Savvy Southern Style
32 Comments
ArchiveCute and tasty, too!
Those are so cute Debbie! To pretty to eat!
Debbie,
These are soooo cute...adding them to my fav list!
Blessings,
Linda
Delicious and SO pretty! My kind of recipe :). I wish I'd seen this before my daughter's bird-themed birthday party!
Those are so pretty and they sound amazing in taste! So cute just love it. Makes me ready for spring even though it is snowing like crazy here.
Oh my word, this is way too clever. I love this idea. Thank for the tutorial. Hugs, Marty
These are the cutest things, Debbie!
Hi, Debbie! I just wanted to come by and say "thank you" for visiting my blog! These little bird nests are very cute. They would make a great springtime treat! I also have a thing for metal containers. My favorite one is my metal box marked "Bread". I also buy Classico....love the jars and the sauce is pretty good too!
Why oh why did I look at this!! I just vowed to give up sugar for a month! Must try to get these images out of my head! (but they look yummy and so fun)!
Kelly
These little nests are so gorgeous! I've just got to make them for my granddaughters.
just pinned them and can't wait to make with my kids!
What a fun Easter idea...I totally pinned it. :)
Karah
Ok, I will try to compose myself, but those are freaking adorable! I could do that! They would match my spray painted coke cans too.
~Bliss~
Ohhhh, this takes me back! My mom used to make those for us when we were little. And now I want one really bad! Yours turned out beautifully!
How cute!! I have to make them! Thanks! Great project to do with my kids.
So cute, and how can you go wrong with those ingredients?
So adorable! I am totally making these with my kiddos. Which means they will look nothing like your perfectly shaped ones. LOL! :-)
Vanessa
Debbie those are totally adorable! Thanks so much for sharing!
Tabitha@ simplyhomecents
Just saw your link at Coastal Charm - these are so dang cute - and they look yummy. I may have to get Mason to help me make some of these cute nests!
Rhonda
This so takes me back to my childhood when my grandma made something similar! I had lost the recipe, so this is great! Thank you!
They not only look pretty...they also look delicious! I am definitely going to try this for Easter!
Best wishes,
Natasha in Oz
Debbie:
I hope you don't mind if I steal your idea. I want to make small finger size desserts for Easter and those would fit right in. Thanks for the great, creative and cute receipe!
Judy
Hi Debbie,
These are so darling...Wouldn't they be great for a baby shower?
But they are certainly perfect for Spring & Easter!!
Enjoy!
All the Best,
Christine
How cute and springy! Hope you are having a great week!...hugs...Debbie
Those are too adorable, and seem simple enough to make. The kids will love them!
Debbie,
I am in love with these! I pinned them because they are the cutest EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration.
blessings,
karianne
PS Glad we got your e-mail fixed....sorry you have not been getting all the e-mails :)
Debbie, these are precious! My kiddos would love these at Easter! Thank you so much for sharing! Bonnie ;)
These are too cute & I'm sure quite delicious! Thanks for sharing them.
Debbie,
These are adorable! Will have to make some for Easter this year.
These are so cute and I bet they taste good, too. Thanks for sharing them at Wow.
I love these, I would like to make them for a spring dinner I have coming up. How far in advance do you think I could make the nest? and storage?
Kris, this was the first time that I made these and we ate them the same day ;) I did not do a shelf life test on them.





