Chocolate Truffles

Hello, Friends. I'm a chocolate addict... I admit it. So, when I saw a Pinterest recipe for chocolate truffles and only two ingredients, I was on-board. This recipe originally comes from Little House Living.

Only 2 ingredients: cream cheese and chocolate

Ingredients

8 ounces cream cheese
chocolate chips

Directions:

Combine cream cheese and 1/3 of chocolate chips

Place soften cream cheese in a bowl
Melt 1/3 chocolate chips

I used my mixer to mix the melted chocolate with the cream cheese
Mix together

Spoon onto cookie sheet
Spoon onto wax paper covered cookie sheet

Place in refrigerator for a couple of hours
Leave in refrigerator for a couple of hours

Melt remaining chocolate chips
Melt remaining 2/3 chocolate chips

Top or dip truffles in the melted chocolate then refrigerate overnight
Spoon or dip chocolate onto truffle balls
Refrigerate overnight

Store in plastic container
Move truffles into plastic container and refrigerate

That's it! Super simple. The hardest part is waiting during the refrigerating parts!

Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by, ~ Marilyn

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