I had purchased all the supplies to make chocolate dipped Oreos awhile back, and it was exactly the kind of treat I was in the mood for...
Supplies
Good quality chocolate (I prefer Ghiardelli, but this time I also had some good chocolate left over from our chocolate fondue at Christmas. I did some milk chocolate dipped ones, which are my favorite, and some semi-sweet dipped ones, which are my husband's favorite)
Oreos (I prefer either the Double-Stuf or the Seasonal ones with the colored filling...for some reason the seasonal ones seem to taste fresher)
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First, melt chocolate in a double boiler, or a glass bowl over boiling water.
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After the chocolate is completely melted, remove from heat and let sit for 3-4 minutes. Stir well, then begin dipping.
Place an Oreo in the chocolate.
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Use a fork to coat the Oreo in chocolate
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Use the fork to lift the Oreo out of the chocolate, and gently tap the fork on the bowl to remove excess chocolate (I only tap until it stops dripping, I like a thick layer of chocolate :))
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Place on wax paper to set. If you're in a hurry, place on wax paper on cookie sheets, and put in your fridge or freezer for 15-20 minutes.
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To add a little decoration, place candy melts or white chocolate chips in a decorating bag, twist closed, and place in hot water to melt. (I put the water in the microwave until just before it boils).
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When your decorating chocolate is all melted (squeeze the bag around to get it all melted), snip off the tip of your bag a little at a time until you find the right size for your vision
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Yum!
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I personally ate wayyy too many of these on our family vacation...and they were a huge hit with my family!
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When Cole was at home, we use to make these with lollipop sticks as Christmas gifts for friends. Same principle but you take the double stuff Oreo's apart, cut a little V in the frosting, stick the stick in it, dab some melted chocolate on the stick to 'glue' it, then do the dipping. The kids loved them.
You are a woman after my own heart Jen. I'm drooling all over my computer as I type this. If my husband gets made about drool marks, I'll just blame it on you for posting these pictures. ;)
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