- Apr 25, 2006
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Hi all,
I have to share the trifle I made yesterday. I wanted to make something for an event I was doing that was similar to the candy cane pie sold by Market Day and Baker's Square. I really wanted to figure out how to make it into a trifle. I couldn't really figure it out, but what I did come up with was really yummy! One of my friends could only respond with "O-M-G!!!!"
Here's what I did.
I baked a brownie mix (with added chocolate chips) in the medium bar pan; cooled and cut into bite-sized pieces.
I made chocolate pudding from the instant mix then whisked in some of the Chocolate Peppermint sauce until it tasted minty enough for my liking.
I bought "Candy Cane Coal" from Trader Joe's, which is basically crushed up candy canes dipped in dark chocolate. It's not bark but actual tiny pieces of candy cane dipped in chocolate.
I layered the brownie, pudding, candy cane coal and Cool Whip.
Oh wow! It was really good!
Someone said it would probably be very good if you did it the same way but used crushed candy canes instead of the chocolate dipped stuff, or even crushed up peppermint bark would work. I think the key is stirring in the chocolate peppermint sauce.
This is definitely a keeper recipe for me! And, it's likely going to make its way to a holiday party or two!
Hope you can use it!
~Jane
I have to share the trifle I made yesterday. I wanted to make something for an event I was doing that was similar to the candy cane pie sold by Market Day and Baker's Square. I really wanted to figure out how to make it into a trifle. I couldn't really figure it out, but what I did come up with was really yummy! One of my friends could only respond with "O-M-G!!!!"
Here's what I did.
I baked a brownie mix (with added chocolate chips) in the medium bar pan; cooled and cut into bite-sized pieces.
I made chocolate pudding from the instant mix then whisked in some of the Chocolate Peppermint sauce until it tasted minty enough for my liking.
I bought "Candy Cane Coal" from Trader Joe's, which is basically crushed up candy canes dipped in dark chocolate. It's not bark but actual tiny pieces of candy cane dipped in chocolate.
I layered the brownie, pudding, candy cane coal and Cool Whip.
Oh wow! It was really good!
Someone said it would probably be very good if you did it the same way but used crushed candy canes instead of the chocolate dipped stuff, or even crushed up peppermint bark would work. I think the key is stirring in the chocolate peppermint sauce.
This is definitely a keeper recipe for me! And, it's likely going to make its way to a holiday party or two!
Hope you can use it!
~Jane