Coconut Cream Truffles

 by Short One
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At last, a simple recipe that can make multiple flavors of candy with little to no hassle. One batch of coconut creams can produce several different flavors, it all depends on what you want to do. On average, this recipe makes about 11 dozen richly sweet truffles, enough to last a little while at least.
 
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Step 1: Materials

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Gather all your materials before you start so you know that you have everything you need.

Food Items:
2 Lbs Powdered Sugar (have extra on hand, you may need it.)
1 Cup Butter or Margarine, softened to room temperature
1 Can sweetened Condensed Milk (reputable brand, not the cheap stuff.)
2 Cups Flaked Coconut
2 Cups chopped nuts
Flavoring oils or extracts
Food coloring pastes that correspond with flavoring (i.e., strawberry and pink, orange and, well, orange.)
1-2 packages of Almond Bark
Colored Candy Melts

Non-Edible Objects:
Large mixing bowl
Mixing spoon
Measuring utensils
Food Processor
Several Medium sized bowls
Double Boiler or Pan and bowl
Several Cookie Sheets
Waxed Paper
Dipping spoon
Refrigerator and/or Freezer

Marie Dailly says: Jul 6, 2012. 4:46 PM
Ive never heard of Almond Bark, can you suggest an alternative please?
Short One (author) in reply to Marie DaillyJul 6, 2012. 5:17 PM
Almond Bark is just a chocolate coating that is great for dipping things in, it is tempered so it has a nice shine and "snap" when you break it. You could probably just use a plain Candy bar, like Hersheys. Any kind of dipping chocolate should work fine. You could probably even just use chocolate chips, but it won't dip as nicely. Good Luck!
Marie Dailly says: Jul 6, 2012. 4:37 PM
Almond Bark? Is there an alternative? I havent seen anything like that in Switzerland, lol!
terter says: May 26, 2012. 8:15 AM
Your killing me! OMG but do these look AMAZING..My absolute fav...Thanks for sharing this amazing "ible"
natangel320 says: May 19, 2012. 4:41 AM
Here this delicacy. So simply to prepare, but so it will be tasty it is eaten.
kcli says: May 17, 2012. 8:59 PM
Yuuuummmmmyyyyy (and appears to be Gluten Free). Can't wait to try!!!
AMAZONIAbydjljwilliams says: Jan 13, 2012. 12:35 AM
These look wonderful..and really clean.
Um..I'm guessing your house is immaculate..right?
Hmm..I think my house is too much of a mess to attempt these :(
Short One (author) in reply to AMAZONIAbydjljwilliamsJan 13, 2012. 8:01 AM
Haha, thanks. Perhaps not as "clean" (by that I mean mostly tidy) as you may think. I just like to make sure my workspace is clean, and that I have plenty of room to work. Don't feel like you can't make them just because you think your house isn't clean enough. It's just a good thing to consider. :D Happy Cooking and good luck!
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