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We've been getting lots of questions lately on how to make chocolate covered Oreos in the candy molds we carry. Here you will find our easy to follow instructions, tips and some fun decorating ideas! As you can see below we had fun decorating some for Fourth of July or patriotic celebrations!
Ingredients and Supplies Needed to Make Patriotic Chocolate Covered Oreo's:
Sprinklefetti™ Patrioic Sprinkle Mix
Scattered Stars Cookie Stencil
Chocolate candy melts or bark, we used white Candiquik brand chocolate coating
Cookie icing, we used Betty Crocker Red Cookie Icing
Shauna's Tips on How to Make Chocolate Covered OREO's
To use the full size or mini Oreo cookie molds:
1. Fill each cavity approximately half way with chocolate.
2. Gently press a cookie into the chocolate, but make sure not to go all the way to the bottom or the cookie will show through the chocolate.
3. Tap the mold on the counter a few times to get out any air bubbles and help the chocolate fill in the gap where the filling is.
4. Spoon more chocolate over the top of the cookie to fill the rest of the cavity, making sure not to add too much chocolate so it doesn't spill over. Tap the mold on the counter again for any last air bubbles.
5. Place in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes or until the chocolate is fully set so you can easily pop them out of the mold. If they stick the chocolate is not fully set.
Tip: Don't leave them in the refrigerator for an extended period of time or the chocolate will bloom (turn white). Store them at room temperature, they stay good for a few weeks.
Once your chocolate covered Oreos have set and you've popped them out of the candy molds they are now a blank canvas for decorating! You can add a variety of sprinkles or paint with edible art paints like we show here! It adds a pop of color and fun!
Tip: An easy way to add sprinkles to chocolate covered Oreos is to use store bought cookie icing. We like to use Betty Crocker brand as it dries semi-hard and holds decorations such as sprinkles in place. Apply some on the top of your Oreo and add pretty sprinkles! If you like sprinkle mixes check our all of the Sprinklefetti™ we offer! They save you from buying a bunch of different styles to mix yourself!
Another fun way to decorate chocolate covered Oreos is to use edible art paints! They are fabulous to add a a burst of color and design! You can freehand paint your designs or use cookie stencils to help with more detailed shapes like the star you see on a couple of our full size chocolate covered Oreos. I placed our scattered star cookie stencil on the top of the Oreo and used a used a stencil dabber with a little bit of the edible paint to create the outline of the star. Once that dried I could then paint a second layer on top to create the crisp edges and bold color.
To create a fun display you can flatten out mini cupcake liners to hold the mini and full size chocolate covered Oreos. There you have beautiful dessert display and fun sweet to eat or package up for party favors!
We've declared June the month of #BPSredwhiteandcool! We'll be sharing red, white and/or blue ideas so you can plan ahead for the upcoming fourth of July holiday as well as "cool" summer sweets and tips! If you would like to join in on our fun follow along on Instagram @bakerspartyshop. Tag your pictures "#BPSredwhiteandcool @bakerspartyshop" so we can see and share our favorites! It also enters you into a sweet giveaway! We will pick a winner from all that enter during the last week in June.
Until next time sweet friends!
Esther & Shauna
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