Skip to main content

Bon-Bons

Image
By
It's that time of year again - enjoy!

Bon Bons & Shortbread

Bon-Bons

1 lb. powdered sugar
1 14 oz. package flake coconut
2 tsp. vanilla
1 cube butter (1/2 cup)
1 can sweetened condensed milk

Mix the above together and chill - then roll into small balls, set on a cookie sheet and freeze. Once frozen take small balls off cookie sheet and put in plastic freezer bags. Return to freezer.

When you want to make Bon-Bons simply take as many as you want out of the package and dip in melted chocolate. Set on waxed paper to cool and harden.

Chocolate: 1 12 oz. pkg chocolate chips melted with 1/4 block paraffin. (I use toothpicks and a small pickle fork for this).... Set chocolate covered Bon-Bons on waxed paper until set.
*** I use Scharffen Berger Bittersweet or Semi-sweet Chocolate melted with a small amount of paraffin or Crisco.

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Comfortable Friends

By
Last month I wrote a "Things I Want" list and one of the identified items was, “I want to have comfortable friends.” Today as I reread last month's thoughts I wondered to myself, so what is a “comfortable” friend and what constitutes a comfortable friendship? Is it the amount of time one spends with a person, is it proximity or identical preferences; what makes this special bond? I decided to take a little bit of my Saturday afternoon and jot down what makes a comfortable friend for me. Attributes of a “comfortable” friend, and thus, a comfortable friendship: We laugh, we cry, we rant, we tell secrets, we hold confidences and we know when to be silent. We listen. We respect each other’s strengths, and encourage each other to overcome our weaknesses. We speak with honesty, seasoned with grace. We forgive when boundaries have been crossed. We stand up for each other when the other person is not present. And at all times we can be ourselves, knowing that we a...
1 comment
Read more

Managing Your Day

By
Peter Bregman starts out with “ An 18-Minute Plan for Managing Your Day ” post like this: “Yesterday started with the best of intentions. I walked into my office in the morning with a vague sense of what I wanted to accomplish. Then I sat down, turned on my computer and checked my e-mail. Two hours later, after fighting several fires, solving other people's problems and dealing with whatever happened to be thrown at me through my computer and phone, I could hardly remember what I had set out to accomplish when I first turned on my computer.” I can relate too well to this as many of my days seem to silently and swiftly become pulled off my intended course. Sometimes it’s simply amazing to me where the time goes without me being aware of its passing or cognizant of what was accomplished! To help us all stay on course, here are Bregman’s three steps for keeping focus throughout the day. Step 1 (5 minutes) Set Plan for Day. Before turning on your computer , sit down with a blank piece...
2 comments
Read more

The Work of Christmas

By
    When the song of the angels is stilled, When the star in the sky is gone, When the kings and princes are home, When the shepherds are back with their flock, The work of Christmas begins ~    To find the lost,  To heal the broken,  To feed the hungry,  To release the prisoner,  To rebuild the nations,  To bring peace among brothers,  To make music in the heart. by Dr. Howard Thurman  
Post a Comment
Read more