Chocolate Bird Nests

Name: Chocolate Bird Nests
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 0
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 can(s) potato sticks approx. 3 cups; 1 bag(s) chocolate chips 12 oz.; 1 bag(s) egg shaped candy, like m & m's

By Ruthann Cook
@RMCook

I got this recipe from my sister. She is so fortunate to have the really cool craftsy gene! This is great for an Easter idea, kids (old and young alike) will love these! A nice combination of sweet and salty too.

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Serves:

Makes 12 nests

Prep:

10 Min

Method:

Microwave

Ingredients

1 can(s)

potato sticks approx. 3 cups
1 bag(s)

chocolate chips 12 oz.
1 bag(s)

egg shaped candy, like m & m's
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How to Make Chocolate Bird Nests

Step-by-Step

Melt Chocolate Chips in microwave (1-2 minutes) stir while melting.
Dump in Potato Sticks and mix well.
Spray 12 cup muffin tin with Pam, drop a gob of mixture in each spot. Press mixture around inside of cup and bottom to build nest.
Put in fridge 2-3 hours or more to harden. When firm, take a knife around the nests to get them out of the muffin tin.
Put on plate and add M&M’s, or Reese’s candies as “eggs”.

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About Chocolate Bird Nests

Course/Dish: Chocolate

Main Ingredient: Non-Edible or Other

Regional Style: American

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