I saw an Easter egg bunny baking silicone tray on eBay here, and instantly bought it.
I thought it would be fun to make up some Easter chocolate cones for the kiddies in my life, as they get so many traditional Easter eggs.
This recipe is fun and easy, (basically melted chocolate) and look how super cute the bunnies and easter eggs are?
I thought it would be fun to make up some Easter chocolate cones for the kiddies in my life, as they get so many traditional Easter eggs.
This recipe is fun and easy, (basically melted chocolate) and look how super cute the bunnies and easter eggs are?
Easter Chocolate Bunny & Egg Cones
Ingredients:
600g white chocolate
Tub of hundreds and thousands
2 bags of mini eggs
Half pint of milk.
Method:
1) Add 1 litre of boiling water to a large pan and simmer on a low heat.
2) To a glass bowl add broken pieces of the chocolate and milk, then place the bowl in the pan.
3) Stir the chocolate until it has completely melted. (Around 5 minutes)
4) Take off the heat, and leave to cool for two minutes.
4) Take the bags of mini eggs and give them a good bash to break them.
5) Add the broken mini eggs and hundreds and thousands to the chocolate and stir.
6) Spoon the mixture into the silicone tray mould, and refrigerate or freezer for an hour. (Until firm).
7) Remove bunnies and eggs from the tray after 1-2 hours dependant on the temperature of your fridge. Repeat the process, this mixture makes 5 trays.
8) Place the glass bowl back into the pan of water, and keep warm on a very low heat.
(I find this the most effective way to keep the mixture melted and smooth.)
I bought some Easter egg cones from eBay here and added 3 chocolate bunnies and 3 eggs, and a handful of mini eggs to each cone.
I have them stored in my fridge ready for Easter Sunday.
Unless I eat them all that is haha!
My little rascal loved adding all the bits and bobs to the melted chocolate, and the silicone tray really does all the hard work for you, I think the kiddies are going to really love them too.
Do you like the look of them?
Ingredients:
600g white chocolate
Tub of hundreds and thousands
2 bags of mini eggs
Half pint of milk.
Method:
1) Add 1 litre of boiling water to a large pan and simmer on a low heat.
2) To a glass bowl add broken pieces of the chocolate and milk, then place the bowl in the pan.
3) Stir the chocolate until it has completely melted. (Around 5 minutes)
4) Take off the heat, and leave to cool for two minutes.
4) Take the bags of mini eggs and give them a good bash to break them.
5) Add the broken mini eggs and hundreds and thousands to the chocolate and stir.
6) Spoon the mixture into the silicone tray mould, and refrigerate or freezer for an hour. (Until firm).
7) Remove bunnies and eggs from the tray after 1-2 hours dependant on the temperature of your fridge. Repeat the process, this mixture makes 5 trays.
8) Place the glass bowl back into the pan of water, and keep warm on a very low heat.
(I find this the most effective way to keep the mixture melted and smooth.)
I bought some Easter egg cones from eBay here and added 3 chocolate bunnies and 3 eggs, and a handful of mini eggs to each cone.
I have them stored in my fridge ready for Easter Sunday.
Unless I eat them all that is haha!
My little rascal loved adding all the bits and bobs to the melted chocolate, and the silicone tray really does all the hard work for you, I think the kiddies are going to really love them too.
Do you like the look of them?
Ant this is such a cool and cute idea for kids! It makes a much more personalised present and I love that it's home made. Great recipe as always!xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Annie. xxxx
DeleteOmg this is such a cute gift idea! They're so adorable I love them xxx
ReplyDeleteAw this is so cute for Easter!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I love how your chocolates turned out! I bought a gingerbread mould once and attempted to make a chocolate gingerbread at Christmas ... I largely got covered in melted chocolate and it didn't stand up haha. I think these would be a lot funner to try! X
ReplyDeleteOh these sound yummy & look super cute! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautylymin
Oh wow you are so creative! These looks super yummy x
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable gift idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea! They look so yummy.
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SO cute and so easy to make!xx
ReplyDeleteLucy x | lucy-cole.co.uk
Such a cute idea and easy to make too. A fab activity to do with the kids too as they can join in with you. My son is 2 but I wouldn't be too happy letting him near the chocolate 🙈😂 he's a mucky pup haha x
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute gift idea! xx
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They look amazing and such a good idea for little gift bags at Easter!
ReplyDeleteCass | CassandraMyee
They look incredible. So cute.
ReplyDeleteKaren x
JinksyBeauty x
What a lovely gift idea, I love easter, I think it's super cute!
ReplyDeleteDena | Dena Jayne | Bloglovin xo
Such a cute idea! If I had more little kids in my life I would so make these. Then again, I'd make them for myself so who am I kidding?!
ReplyDeleteSarah :)
Saloca in Wonderland
These are so cute! Great idea for the Easter holidays.
ReplyDeleteGeorgia x
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This is beyond cute! x
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