At Purple Chocolat Home, baking Christmas cookies in November
is just an exercise in practice! No cookie baked in November
would ever make it to Christmas, unless it rolled under a counter
and was lost somewhere!!
These lucious petit peppermint lovelies are no
exception. They were gone in a day, but at least
they were served for a dinner.
These are sooooo easy to make.
Peppermint Petit Cups Recipe
1 recipe for your favorite brownies - 9x13 pan size
1 C. Andies Peppermint Crunch Baking Chips (near
chocolate chips in your grocery store)
Hershey's White Chocolate Candy Cane Kisses
Make brownies according to recipe. Stir in 1 C. Andes Peppermint
Crunch Baking Chips (these are the pink ones). Place mini muffin
cups in mini muffin tin. Fill using a teaspoon about 3/4 full. Bake
in 350 degree oven for 12 minutes.
Remove from oven. Let cool completely. Unwrap Kisses. Place
one Kiss in each cup, pushing down a little. Sprinkle with a
little powdered sugar. Makes about 36.
Be sure and cover these tightly if you need to store them.
They can dry out quickly.
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Good morning!!! These peppermint petit cups look delicious. Thank you for sharing. Also, the giveaway is very sweet of you too!!!
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So festive, just perfect little bite so I don't feel toooo guilty!
ReplyDeleteYummo! These are so pretty and sound delicious. La
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable..I have never seen those striped ones..Too cute..
ReplyDeleteYum!! How simple yet I'm sure they'd be a hit at any get together...or just in my belly :) I'm totally making these!
ReplyDeletethose are darling, i use peppermint patties, these are MUCH cuter!
ReplyDeleteThose look so yummy!!! Nothing is better than chocolate and peppermint!!
ReplyDeleteI think I must add these to my cookie trays!
ReplyDeleteYou are my "GO TO" blog for the best recipes! This will be a MUST TRY b/c they look so fabulous and appear to be so easy to make! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteChocolate mint is one of the reasons I love the holidays!! I am printing up this recipe NOW. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute and what a great idea. I always have to have something minty on the cookie tray.
ReplyDeleteSanta is good!
Your Peppermint Petit Cups turned out so cute! I love your dishes:)
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute Jacqueline! I don't think they'd last long anywhere! With all this baking we're doing we're really gonna be pros by Christmas:@)
ReplyDeleteWow that looks so delish.. I think I may try to do that.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
Have a good week.
Nancy
Mmmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteI am going to make these. They look so festive.
ReplyDeletebought the little peppermint kisses yesterday am- they are all now gone- so very good!!! can't imagine how over the top they would be in this recipe
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful and easy! I am always looking for something different than basic cookies. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese look festive and easy to make- perfect for a quick holiday treat. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty and so full of peppermint, inside and out! I love it! Perfect for Christmas:) I have a daughter that loves chocolate/mint so I think I'll have to make these.
ReplyDeleteThey are on for my "black and white" shower tomorrow! Jackie . . . your photography is getting really so good!
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, the hersey white choc peppermint kisses are one of the things I look forward to every year at Christmas. I don't know how many bags we consume here during the holidays! These look beautiful and yummy... thanks for sharing the recipe. Jennifer Grenko
ReplyDeleteYum! I definitely need to try those. My kids will love them and they can help make them too. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Jacqueline,
ReplyDeletethat's nice that you join my party International Christmas Cookies too. Your little peppermint cookies look so cute. And the recipe sound really delicious. I have to look for those Andes Peppermints, may be I get them here also.
Greetings, Johanna
Yummm those little cupcakes look amazing!
ReplyDeletethese look wonderful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of the movie is when Susan gives the judge the dollar bill that has "in God we trust" circled on it.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline -- I immediately clicked on this link at FF and didn't realize it was yours. First of all I want to say that the photography on these little yummies was excellent. The red just pops. I need to try some of these, but I think I will wait a bit because like at your home, these would never make it until Christmas unless one rolled under the counter too. Joni
ReplyDeleteThese are sooo cute and I plan to make them at Christmas..Now...I MUST have a cute red and white dish like yours. Wonder where I might find one?
ReplyDeleteYour giveaway is most generous. We don;t have a Macy's here..do they have an online store? If so, I'll keep my fingers crossed. :)
So cute! I love the chocolate/mint combination!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful - quick and easy would be great for a cookie exchange! I'm glad I found you!
ReplyDeletehow cute are these. I am seriously loving them. Absolutely perfect for the holidays. I am a new follower.
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What beautiful little treats. I don't think anybody could resist a chocolate-peppermint combo.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Wish I could be there for the practice run. Hugs, Granny
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