I do admit, I was a bit wary when making this recipe as I am not the hugest fan of oranges and chocolate flavors. one of the only candies that I will eat involving this chocolate/orange combination are the jelly-like sweets sold at Trader Joes. these turned out better!!! with its slight crunch from the sugared orange peel and a dreamy dark chocolate coating, this treat definitely satisfies my sweet tooth.
this recipe was incredibly easy {although, I was beginning to worry as the orange peels did not smell very good during the cooking process}, but the orange peels - once sugared - must sit for over 8 hrs., thus I made them after dinner and set them overnight, dipping them in chocolate the next morning and freezing them for a few minutes.
now, off to attack the freezer again.
hope all you lovelies are having a delightful Saturday afternoon! a real post shall be published shortly.
xoxo,
the keeper of the garden.
mmmmmmmmmmm, these look so goooooood....
ReplyDeleteThose look simply ravishing, dearie! I eat too much sugar too, and actually *cough cough* I've got bread pudding *cough* in the oven right now. Ahem.
ReplyDeleteTalk to you later ;-)
Gabby
oh my, they look so good Grace! I love fruit+chocolate mixes. <3
ReplyDeleteMmm those look delicious, m'dear! Chocolate and fruit is delicious.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Emily.
Oh wow. Can I stop by your home for a spot of tea and a chocolate orangette? ;)
ReplyDelete-Miss Acacia
I love fruit and chocolate flavors together. My favorites are truffles :) These look really good; I'll have to try them soon!
ReplyDeleteso glad that you loved them! they are quite addicting, are they not? so delish. x
ReplyDeleteThey look soo good! I'm not much of a sweet eater, but who. An resist chocolate and fruit? Or better yet- chocolate and nuts?! Did I mention pretzels? .....
ReplyDeleteSounds & looks delicious! I'm not much a fan of dark chocolate though, so I would definitely use milk chocolate :)
ReplyDelete~Camille