3.11.2012

Frozen Yogurt Kisses

As usual I spent a lot of the morning on Pinterest but I rarely do any of the things I pin.  I decided to start doing more, starting with Frozen Yogurt Kisses!  I think the original pinner called them dots, but they look a tiny bit like Hershey's Kisses to me.  For the original pin, click on "My Pinterest" on the right and go to the "Foodstuffs" board.

It is really easy.  Put a container of yogurt (single serve, it goes a lot way!) into a pastry piping bag.  If you don't have one use a ziplock bag and then cut the tip off.  On a baking sheet covered in parchment paper, pipe little "kisses" of yogurt.  Put the tray in the freezer for about an hour & eat!

We found they melted about the same as ice cream- 10-15 minutes and it was getting kind of messy.  Most of them had disappeared by this point though!

This is just one tray.  I also had a dinner plate covered in the dots.  No fancy edited photos of the finished product in a bowl here- this is real life, not Pinterest-life!  But they're just as good.

This is after about 3 hours in the freezer:

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3.11.2012

Frozen Yogurt Kisses

As usual I spent a lot of the morning on Pinterest but I rarely do any of the things I pin.  I decided to start doing more, starting with Frozen Yogurt Kisses!  I think the original pinner called them dots, but they look a tiny bit like Hershey's Kisses to me.  For the original pin, click on "My Pinterest" on the right and go to the "Foodstuffs" board.

It is really easy.  Put a container of yogurt (single serve, it goes a lot way!) into a pastry piping bag.  If you don't have one use a ziplock bag and then cut the tip off.  On a baking sheet covered in parchment paper, pipe little "kisses" of yogurt.  Put the tray in the freezer for about an hour & eat!

We found they melted about the same as ice cream- 10-15 minutes and it was getting kind of messy.  Most of them had disappeared by this point though!

This is just one tray.  I also had a dinner plate covered in the dots.  No fancy edited photos of the finished product in a bowl here- this is real life, not Pinterest-life!  But they're just as good.

This is after about 3 hours in the freezer:

1 comment: