Put on your pearls, lace up those apron strings and get ready to play little Suzie Homemaker, because you won’t be spending much time in the kitchen for this one and everyone will adore you for how thoughtful you are for making these charming little marshmallows.
What cup of cocoa isn’t better with marshmallows? These little numbers do their job of melting into your beverage with glee. Seasonably fashionable, simple and adorable – what’s not to love?
Hosting this season? These marshmallows make a great party favor. They are also a great little gift for teachers or co-workers.
Chocolate & Candy Cane Marshmallows
Post spotted at Simple Organized Living By Brenda at A farmgirl’s dabbles; Inspired by A Field Journal and Better Homes and Gardens
Ingredients:
24 large marshmallows
- 5 regular size candy canes
- 2 oz. chocolate bark
- 2 oz. dark chocolate chips
Preparation:
Place candy canes in a sturdy sealed bag and crush with a rolling pin or mallet.
Place crushed candy canes in a small dish.
Place the chocolates in a small dish and melt, stirring the chocolates together
Dip one end of each marshmallow in the chocolate, then shake it gently to allow excess chocolate to drip off. Then press into the crushed candy canes.
Place marshmallows on a wax paper-covered baking sheet and refrigerate briefly, until the chocolate hardens.
Store in an airtight container.
Enjoy on their own or in hot cocoa.
My name is Kita. I am a 20 something girl geek and website/graphic designer who can rock an apron like there is no tomorrow. 
I love these! I am going to add them to my gift baskets this year. Thanks for sharing!
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I love the simplicity of these! Plus, what hot chocolate isn’t made a little better with a hit of peppermint?
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Thx for sharing your Great idea
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Those are SO cute, what a great idea! I love how only the top of the marshmallow is dipped in chocolate. I’d much rather have one of those marshmallows in my hot chocolate!
Thanks so much for sharing such a creative idea, I love it.
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That could be the coolest marshmallows ever. Thanks!
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These are adorable!
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These are awesome! I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t be thrilled to receive these… Chocolate dipped marshmallows are best, and with the candy canes these ones are so festive.
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What a great idea! I’m going to cook with some teens this weekend … perhaps this will be our dessert! YUM!
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What a great idea!! Turns the plain ole marshmallow in to something FABULOUS!
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this is so cute!! i want this in my hot chocolate right now:) thanks for sharing.
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Theses look great! I think the crunch of the candy contrasting with the fluffiness of the marshmellow would give it a special quality.
Could be a nice little treat for everyone at special Christmas meal.
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I love these. I’m adding these to my “Neighbor Gift” package. Thank you so much for sharing. Luuuuuv these easy recipes.
Happy Holiday!
Joanne
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What a great idea! It is amazing how a few ingredients can transform a marshmallow into something so good. I imagine that just changing the colors of the toppings could make them into an any season holiday favorite.
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Oh, my! These look so easy and delish!
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Made of win! Seriously brilliant idea. There are also cute as could be.
Wonderful job.
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Oh my. You have one of those blogs. You know the kind with the super yummy food that makes me wanna lick my computer screen while simultaneously making me feel bad about my non-existent cooking skills resulting in me forwarded pages to my mother begging that she makes something for me. Yes. One of those blogs.
Well, now I’m distracted. But I stopped by to say thanks for stopping by my blog on my SITS day yesterday, I appreciate it! Your blog looks awesome
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I am looking for Holiday recipes and I am so glad I have found your site. I will definitely be finding something good on here!:) yummy!
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i’d like these in a cup of hot cocoa right now!
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Love these! Great treat for the holidays!
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