Showing posts with label New Years. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Years. Show all posts

Sunday, January 1

New Year's Prayer for 2012



May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Romans 15:13 (NIV)

Thursday, December 29

Desserts for New Years Parties!


Here are two of my favorite New Year's Party desserts:

(visit the link for a complete tutorial and recipe for these assorted nuts, caramel & chocolate turtles!)
It's hard for me to post these in time for others to do before the New Years parties ... so this year I'm trying to do better with these reminders of previous years. Desserts around here generally involve lots of dark chocolate, but this year medallion style could be done on any kind of cake. Enjoy!!

Wednesday, December 30

Celebrate 2010 ... with CHOCOLATE!

Happy New Year!
March out the turtles for 2010!Since we're still polishing off our Happy Birthday Jesus chocolate cake from Christmas, I thought I'd make something a bit different for a New Year's Eve dessert ... like giant number chocolate turtles!
Melt one bag caramels with 2 Tbsp cream. Assemble nuts into number shapes on lightly buttered wax paper. For party variety I made each number a different nut - walnuts, pecans, cashews and almonds:
Once caramel is melted, let sit just a minute or two so it's not too runny. Carefully drizzle caramel over nuts. Let cool 1/2 hour. Spray a spatula with Pam & use it to transfer the turtles over to the party platter. Adjust as needed.
Melt some quality dark chocolate and give your giant number turtles their shells!
You could also use this idea for a special 'number' birthday or event. Or use letters to spell out a name!
Have a very blessed 2010!!

Thursday, January 1

Happy New Year!

May God bless us in 2009!
Recipe from Epicurious: Flourless Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Glaze. I did two layers of ganache, cooling between them to set. Then a third thin layer swirled over the top. I created the white medallion in frosting. I piped the number outlines in plain chocolate on to wax paper. When set, piped in the centers with a chocolate peanut butter mixture and popped in the freezer for a quick set. I lifted the numbers off the wax paper with a spatula and set carefully onto the white medallion.
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