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Buckeys Peanut Butter Chocolate Candy Recipe

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BUCKEYE TOPPED PEANU

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Ingredients

PEANUTBUTTER MIXTURE:

1 lb. of butter (not margarine), cut into pieces

2 lbs. of peanut butter

3 lbs. of confectioners sugar

CHOCOLATE DIP:

2 - 12 oz. packages of semi-sweet chocolate chips

1/4 bar of Para-Wax, i USE BUTTER IF CHOCOATE EVER SEIZES or THIN WITH VEGGIE OIL

Directions

PEANUT BUTTER MIXTURE:

Place ingredients in large bowl. Mix with knives, then hands.

Mixture will be crumbly like pie dough.

When well mixed, take large handfuls and knead.

Pinch off small amount and roll into small balls.

Place on waxed paper on cookie sheet.

Chill in refrigerator.

CHOCOLATE DIP:

Chip or grate Para-Wax into chocolate chips and melt in double boiler.

Mix thoroughly.

Remove from stove or leave on low heat.

Stick toothpick in ball & dip each ball leaving small area around pick free of dip.

Place on waxed paper on cookie sheet & refrigerate.

(If you want the easy way out of the chocolate mixture, use chocolate flavored Almond Bark, or Melting Chocolate for Candy.)

MAKES 6 LBS. OF BUCKEYES!

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Comments

organicmama 2 years ago said:
Oh my!!!

julieann 2 years ago said:
I want some of these. They look so good.

henrie 2 years ago said:
I make Buckeyes, there wonderful. Good post.

henrie 2 years ago said:
But you didn't tell us how you did the pretty dessert in the bowl. YUMMIE looking.

ambus 2 years ago said:
Ohh, YUM!!That is gorgeous.

recipediva 2 years ago said:
The dessert is just a simple sunday. Peanut butter ice cream, with fudge topping and cream and using a buckeye for a garnish.

pinkpasta 2 years ago said:
Just bookmarked! Great post...thanks! =)

annieamie 1 year, 8 months ago said:
Omg, just pass that sundae right through the screen, please! I have my spoon ready! Great recipe!!

momo_55grandma 1 year ago said:
Ya gotta love this one high5 thankshave made these irresistable{no one can eat just one lol} high5

crocket1 10 months, 3 weeks ago said:
Help! I want to make something that calls for "Para Wax " . Been to a few stores, nobody has any or knows not what it is.Somebody told me to look in candle section.This is going in chocolate. Says I need 6 TBS. Somebody said it is liquid, then I hear it is in Bars, like real wax? Kind of worried to do without! Went to Albertsons, Michaels Crafts, as I was advised to try. Can you point me in right direction?? Dave

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recipediva 2 years ago said:
makes about 13 dozen

2 lbs. powdered sugar
3 cups peanut butter (smooth and not the all-natural kind)
1 cup unsalted butter (2 sticks)
1 1/2 lb. chocolate chips, semi-sweet (24 oz.)
1/2 bar edible paraffin wax*

Whip the first three ingredients with an electric mixer and chill in the refrigerator for at least an hour. After it's chilled, settle down in front of a good movie or with some friends to roll it into small, 1-inch balls. Put these back into the fridge or freezer on parchment-covered baking sheets.

Melt the chocolate and wax in a double boiler, over, not in, boiling water, stirring mixture until smooth. Keep warm.

Dip balls using toothpick, leaving uncovered spot on top. You may fill in toothpick marks with little bits of peanut butter mixture. Dry on waxed paper. Chill covered in refrigerator or freezer. When completely hard, store in the refrigerator or freezer. If well-wrapped they can stay in the freezer for months, if you can stay away from them. Like I said, really good right out of the freezer!

*The wax makes these a little more stable and less prone to melt. But if you don't want to ingest wax and leave it out, that's fine. You'll just have to be more careful about not letting them get too warm.