Introduction: Eyeballs on Forks
Step 1: Ingredients
2 packages of Ghirardelli White Chocolate chips (11 oz. each)
2 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 Package of doughnut holes (16 oz. Entenmann's Popems Glazed )
Red Decorator frosting --Cake Mate: Classic Colors Writing Icing (4 colors to a pack)
Chocolate chips (Nestle)
Plastic forks
Styrofoam (recycled) with holes poked in it or wax paper
Melt the white chocolate in a microwave safe glass bowl in short bursts. Alternatively, melt the chips slowly in a double burner on the stove.
In a separate container, melt the vegetable oil and then stir it in the melted chocolate until the mix is smooth.
Step 2: The Fork
Spear a Pop'em/doughnut hole with a plastic fork.
Don't use a lollipop stick -the doughnut will spin and/or fall off.
Step 3: Dunk
Submerge the doughnut into the melted chocolate.
Step 4: Remove
Remove it.
It might fall off at this point, so be gentle.
Step 5: Shake
Gently tap/shake off the excess chocolate.
Step 6: Pupil
Push a chocolate chip into the doughnut, pointy end first.
Step 7:
Stick the end of the fork into a piece of (recycled) Styrofoam or set the doughnut down on wax paper.
Allow the chocolate to harden (it will lose its sheen).
Step 8: Veins
Use decorator frosting to make squiggly veins radiating out from the chocolate chip pupil.
Step 9:
Allow the chocolate to harden.
*If the dipping chocolate becomes too cool to dip into easily - pop the chocolate back into the microwave or put it back on the heat to keep it fluid.
Step 10: Serve on a Plate
Step 11:
Step 12: Serve Standing Straight Up
Wax paper version.
Step 13:
Step 14: EAT!
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7 Comments
8 years ago
freaky!
10 years ago on Introduction
I am a r0b0t I wi11 tak3 0v3r HA HA HARRR
14 years ago on Introduction
you should give this out to the kids that come trick-or-treating. heh heh
14 years ago on Introduction
jejeje!! that is awesome. :D
15 years ago on Introduction
these are awesome!
15 years ago on Introduction
Great idea, excellent method and instructions. I will save this for next year's party -- wish I had had these for this last halloween!
15 years ago on Introduction
Simple and effective! Just a note - you don't need separate steps just to show pictures, you can put them all in one step and use the caption feature to put comments on them :)