Easy Chocolate Covered Toffee
This recipe for Easy Chocolate Covered Toffee is a delightful recipe to make for your family during the holidays–or anytime you’re craving a chocolate treat. It’s delicious and so very easy to make!
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Skip to contentThis recipe for Easy Chocolate Covered Toffee is a delightful recipe to make for your family during the holidays–or anytime you’re craving a chocolate treat. It’s delicious and so very easy to make!
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This recipe was introduced to me by my husband’s Aunt Marlene, who made them for a church potluck one year. They are simply fabulous. Full of flavor and so very tender with just a hint of sweetness. They are small, so perfect for a buffet table where you grab-and-go. Plus, they would work for a brunch, a dinner, or even as a surprise treat at a picnic.
What makes these rolls unique is the cottage cheese that you work into your bread dough. It sounds weird. But it works well and makes the most tender dough. Be sure to buy the small curd container of cottage cheese. And always use real butter.
Icing:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In mixing bowl, cream together butter and cottage cheese. Add flour and salt. Mix well. Place in a covered bowl and refrigerate for four hours.
Divide dough into three parts. On floured surface, form each into a ball and roll into a circle until dough is 1/8″-1/4″ thick. Slice into 12 wedges. Roll up each wedge, starting at the wide end (like a crescent). Place point side down on a baking sheet lined with a silicone baking mat.
Bake rolls for 30-40 minutes until golden brown. Cool on wire racks.
In a small bowl combine the powdered sugar, whole milk, and vanilla extract. Whisk together until smooth. Drizzle icing over warm rolls.
This recipe will make 36 rolls.
Other sweet bread ideas are: Sourdough Chocolate Croissants, Hot Cross Buns, or Cinnamon Rolls.
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I received this Weekend Brunch Casserole recipe a long time ago at a 4-H cooking meeting when my girls were young. Lined with a crescent roll crust and topped with chopped ham or pork sausage, eggs, and mozzarella cheese. Simple and delicious.