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Recipe for cooking Napa Valley Chocolates Chocolate Candy Cane Stirrers

Desserts to Go with Coffee and Tea :: Candies and Confections


Napa Valley Chocolate Chocolate Candy Cane Stirrers

At Napa Valley Chocolates in St. Helena, California, Candy Dreyer delights in creating special holiday sweets, often with a touch of humor that brings out the smiles. Favorites with her customers are these chocolate-dipped peppermint canes.

NOTES: To avoid a white "bloom" on cooling chocolate, be careful not to overheat it. If you need to re-melt chocolate, add a little fresh chopped chocolate. About 1/2 the chocolate or candy coating will be left after dipping canes, but you need the volume to get a smooth finish. Use leftovers to make another simple confection: Dunk dried apricots into the extra and lay fruit on wax paper. Chill until firm. Pkg. airtight; keep cool.

Makes approximately 50 coated canes

About 1 c. finely chopped semisweet chocolate
50 (2 1/2 in. long) peppermint candy canes or sticks
Cellophane or clear plastic wrap

In a 1-c. glass measure or sm., deep microwave-safe bowl, heat 3/4 c. chocolate in a microwave oven at 50% power until chocolate is soft, about 1 1/2 mins.. Stir chocolate until smooth. If needed, return to microwave and heat for 20-second intervals, stirring often. Add 1/4 c. chocolate and stir until smooth. Set container in a sm. bowl of hot water (water should come halfway up sides of c.) to keep chocolate soft; don\t get water in chocolate or it will harden.

Cover a 12 x 15-inch baking sheet with nonstick cooking paper, baking parchment, or wax paper. Dip straight ends of candy canes into chocolate, coating 1/2 to 3/4 of the canes; use a spoon to pour chocolate over canes if needed. Lift out canes and lay slightly apart on the baking sheet.

If desired, drizzle a ribbon of chocolate from spoon over coated sections of the candy canes. Chill 3 to 4 min., then return canes to room temperature until chocolate is firm, about 15 min.. Wrap each cane in cellophane or clear plastic wrap.

Per cane: 39 cal., 14% (5.4 cal.) from fat; 0.1 g protein; 0.6 g fat (0.4 g 20 sat.); 8.6 g carbo (0 g fiber); 4.8 mg sodium; 0 mg chol

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