This recipe is great any time of year! It is fast, easy and delicious! Madison and I whipped these up to take to a friend’s house and everyone loved them.
Ingredients:
1 bag of chocolate chips
1 bag of butterscotch chips
1 ½ bags of the thin chow mein noodles
Cadbury candy coated milk chocolate eggs
- Melt all the chocolate chips in a double boiler over medium heat (or a regular pan over low heat, watching carefully so mixture does not burn)
- Pour in chow mein noodles and stir until thoroughly coated.
Using two teaspoons, drop onto wax or parchment paper and make a small indentation into the center of each. - Add two or three small Cadbury eggs to the center of each and push gently so they adhere to the nest.
- Allow to sit out until they set up. If you are in a hurry, you can place in the fridge for about 10 minutes.
Aren’t they cute!! Have a blessed weekend!
Karyn
Thank you to our hostess Gollum http://www.designsbygollum.blogspot.com/ for hosting another wonderful Foodie Friday!
ooo, these are the CUTEST things and I know, without a doubt, they have to be delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this...my little grands will love these!! ;O)
xo bj
Oh wow, I love those candy cookies whatever they are called they are so good but I've never thought about the eggs for Easter. Aren't you creative. What fun! Thanks for visiting with us at TwirlandTaste.
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Easy and chocolate are two things I can handle!
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Oh my goodness!!!! I love chocolate covered everything! :O) I've never thought of using chow mien noodles. I love your little birds nests. Anyway, thank you for visiting my blog. I love being a foster mom. My husband and I are in a special program at social services, in which we take in teenagers who have emotional/behavioral challenges. We take them out of group homes, show them how to live in a real home (show them the love of Christ, which isn't part of the program, but we add it in anyway!)After their behavior has improved, they are returned to a (non-abusive)family member and permanently freed from the system. It is the most rewarding thing I've ever done in my life. Our first one came back though and we're keeping him until he's 18. :O)It's called the MTFC Program (Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care)
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God bless you! Mary :O)
How cute are those.... ahhh you did say chow mien noodles? I'm gonna have to try it!
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Soooo cute! Just perfect for easter and Cadbury candies are my favorites!...Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat cute candies. How great for Easter! Kids would just love them.
ReplyDeleteOk....Madison, age 4, is the next Rachel Ray! I cannot believe she is only 4 years old. What a total sweetie. Thank you for telling me about her video. It really is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour bird nest recipe is one of those wonderful fast and easy recipes that I am always looking for. I am going to make these next week. Enjoy Foodie Friday! Amy :)
TOO CUTE~and not one left:(
ReplyDeleteMaybe next year.
Candy
Delicious and cute! Love that combination! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh those are so darn cute! I bet they taste good too! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI think I could probably eat all of them!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike...If you took a peek at my Easter post, you'd see nest there too. I made them with baby chicks. This idea with the eggs can be carried all through spring and used for a baby shower too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by. I've enjoyed your charming blog. I'll be by again.
Sweet Wishes,
Sara
So easy and so cute! Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI think that your birds nests are sooooo cute. I like how easy the recipe is too.
ReplyDeleteHi, Nola, thanks for stopping by to see me! I always appreciate the comments. That candy looks so good, I think I've had some like it before. Yum!
ReplyDeleteHad to go back and read about being a 'bloom girl', and I guess I've been one for a long time...so long that I'm an old 'bloom girl'! To prove it, my son is going to be 30 and his kindergarten teacher had them make this recipe! Just love your blog and your philosophy...Nancy
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping and shrring your comments and feedback with me. I so appreciate you taking the time to do this for me! All points (good ones) duly-noted and you'll see the changes you recommended. Now, I enjoyed your blog and must pick up the chow mein noodles tomorrow.....this wil be your yummy fault!
ReplyDeleteMy thanks again
Cute and obviously so delicious, xv.
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