Truffle Topiary
I wanted to give family and friends something they’d remember, so I whipped up piles of these sweets for everyone. Set them out in a pretty pattern on a cookie tray or turn them into a stunning centerpiece. —Elisa Schmidt, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania
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I absolutely loved making this! I even took pictures of the one I made at home. It is a project, but it is so worth it to invest the time. http://www.healthylivingrevelations.com/2013/12/29/daily-blog-day-237-make-truffle-tree/
This is a really good recipe and i think that I will make it every year!!!!! It is delicious.
Though it is time consuming to make homemade truffles, it is well worth the beautiful and delicious topiary!
Though it is time consuming to make homemade truffles, it is well worth the beautiful and delicious topiary!
I lost the issue this recipe was in. I am thrilled to find it on your site. I make several batches of these, I use different flavorings and coatings. You don't need to make the tree, these are great served in minature candy paper liners!
While this made a positively beautiful and delicious (everyone loved the truffles) topiary, it was a lot of work. I do not think that I will make it again, but it was worth the one time that I did make it. It was a great gift.
I made these truffles for the first time this year for our annual cookie exchange. Very Easy. I did lemon and maple flavors as well and would add 1 tsp of the extract. My family felt the 1/2 tsp wasn't enough flavor.
I made these truffles for Christmas gifts last year, I didn't make them into a topiary, instead I put them in really cute holiday boxes. I dipped them in more chocolate and decorated them according to their flavor, and made coffee truffles with a coffee beans on top and put green drizzles on the mint.. ect. Everyone has been asking if I was going to do them again this year, by request I am going to have to say yes! They take a little time but they are VERY worth it! And fun to give.
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