Sunday, October 26, 2008

12 Days of Halloween
Day 7

Day 7 Feature: Cheesecake Pops

Here is another fun & easy recipe. Depending on how the pops are decorated, they can be made any season of the year. Along with the pumpkin painting, my niece and nephew had fun making these last weekend too.
Ingredients:
1 box JELL-O No Bake Cheesecake
1 1/2 cups milk
lollipop sticks (these can be purchased anywhere Wilton products are sold such as Michael's)
1 container Baker's Dark Semi-Sweet Dipping Chocolate
Decorations - sprinkles, colored sugar, nuts, etc.
Directions:
Prep tips: This is an easy recipe but some of the steps require refrigeration/freezing so allow time for that. Also, you'll need to make room in the refrig/freezer for 3-4 dozen balls with lollipop sticks.

Beat filling mix and milk with an electric mixer on low speed for 1 minute. Beat on medium speed for 3 minutes. Filling will be thick. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour.

Roll filling into balls with moistened hands. This is the key - your hands must stay moist or you will have a sticky mess. Place on a sheet of wax paper. Insert lollipop stick into each ball. Freeze for 2 hours.

Melt dipping chocolate as directed on package. Dip frozen pops into chocolate, turning to coat completely and scraping off excess. Immediately dip balls into sprinkles. This has to be done fast because the chocolate sets quickly.

Keep refrigerated.

Summer & Hunter having fun decorating the cheesecake pops;
This was an OUTSIDE project



Besides a lot of fun, look at what they have to show for the weekend
I am adding this post to Living Locurto's Halloween Blog Party. I hope you'll join the fun!

3 comments:

Rhoda @ Southern Hospitality said...

Thank you for stopping by to see me. I hope you'll come back again soon.

Wendi said...

KayVonne
I love all the picutures of the kids looks like they had lots of fun painting and making treats.
Thanks for Sharing.

Wendi

Tina said...

Could you use the premade cheesecake filling that they have out now. It's with the cream cheese? I want to do these for a brunch. Love your idea.