Making chocolate covered mint leaves is super easy!
We have had mint growing in our flower beds in our last two homes. I love having it near the door so I can smell the fresh fragrance whenever I come and go.
Another thing I love about the mint leaves is how easy it is to pick a hand full to garnish iced tea glasses or to dip in chocolate as a garnish for dessert. It is a quick and easy way to pretty up a table.
How to make chocolate covered mint leaves:
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Melt some chocolate.
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Dip the leaves.
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Lay them on wax paper and put them in the freezer for a few minutes to harden.
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Garnish your dessert plates.
Would you like to share a step by step tutorial? Link up below, and make sure to put a link to Smockity Frocks in your post so your readers can check out the linky list.
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What a fun idea! I’ve never tried that…I might just have to find me some mint!
Thanks so much for hosting!
~Liz
Oh those look delicious and fresh, MMMMM I love chocolate and mint, one of God’s best creations ever!
Now I have something fun to do with all that mint we’re growing! Thank you.
And, for the first time ever, I got to link up a tutorial! Not mine, but it is my friend’s 14-yr old daughter making a Cherry Pie. That counts, right?
@Sara at Saving For Someday, Yep, that counts. I just ask that you link back here in your post.
That is a FANTASTIC tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
Hey Connie, I was wondering if you still sold your oil cloth aprons? If so, I’d really like to buy one
Thanks! -Miche http://www.coordinatedchaos.com
@Miche, You can still buy one of my oilcloth apron. Just click that link. Scroll down to the Paypal button.
Love this idea, Connie. I need to get a mint plant!
Ooh, what a great idea! I love anything chocolate and mint.