Caroline didn't feel like Trick-or-Treating this year. All four of our kids found their moment when dressing up and walking the neighborhood lost its appeal.
She handed out candy to all the little kids instead. "It was really fun! They're so cute."
The little girl who commented, "I like your house. It's pretty!" received two large Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
While the front door was busy opening and closing to little bumblebees, princesses, and military boys the kitchen was busy, too. I made homemade caramel with fresh milk, cream, dark corn syrup, and more. Then, I coated a bunch of apples.
After they hardened I coated two-thirds of the apples with melted milk chocolate. Back to the fridge for cooling. (First photo is after milk chocolate dip.)
Tom and Cassie added a coat of semi-sweet chocolate to all of the milk chocolate and/or caramel apples. (Second photo, Tom and Cassie melting white chocolate)
Once the goodies had chilled, Caroline watched as Tom and Cassie drizzled the ever-expanding apples with melted white chocolate.
More refrigeration. Thirty minutes. It's all we could stand.
We sliced an apple in half then into quarters, slicing out the core, and we each enjoyed a hunk.
The remaining treats? Noooo, we won't eat them all. There were over a dozen. Joe and Sam, Joe's friend, will be gifted with a couple. We shall present a couple more to the kind friends who came over to console the girls during the Sammy/pit bull ordeal. I'm sure the leftover coated fruit will find bellies to sweeten.
Hope your Halloween was safe and fun!
I'd write more but I think I need a little snack - say, an apple?
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9 comments:
OMG, I would love to have a taste!
That's the best way to have apples!
Sandy - wish you were here!!
WC, Yes, ma'am!
I am inspired - now leaving the blogging to go fix the carmeled apples before family gets here - yum! BTW, beautiful apples you did here!
Hey, wow, Gardenia!! You are making some, too! You will be greeted with kisses and love. Yay!
Oh WOW! Chocolate on carameled apples! Why didn't I think of that? That is just too sinful for words. ;)
Yes, too sinful for words - but oh, sometimes so worth it.
;)
Those.are.gorgeous!
You folks have a lot more discipline that I would. . .lol!
BJ...ehhhh, maybe not as much discipline as you might think. I guess it's good we gave a bunch away right off the bat.
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