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If maraschino cherries are a favorite, trying these chocolate-covered versions with their creamy almond filling will add a nice touch to any occasion.

2 pounds sifted powdered sugar
1/2 cup margarine, softened
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon almond extract
3 large jars maraschino cherries
additional powdered sugar
1 pound semisweet chocolate chips
1 1/2 block paraffin, shredded (like cheese)
Drain maraschino cherries well on paper towels.
Cream together sifted powdered sugar, margarine and condensed milk. Add almond extract.
Mold this mixture in small amounts around the dried cherries to create a layer which entirely envelopes the cherry. Dip hands in powdered sugar to make easier when molding mixture around cherries.
Place balls on a cookie sheet and freeze for at least 45 minutes.
Make the cover mixture of: chocolate chips and shredded paraffin. Microwave 5 minutes on high, stirring every minute to keep chocolate from burning. This can be reheated in microwave if gets too thick.
Use a sharp toothpick to hold cherries to dip. Be sure to dip the other side of cherry to cover the hole from the toothpick so you don't loose any filling. Place on another cookie sheet on wax paper. Let sit overnight.
rec.food.recipes Peggy Benisch (pbenisch
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reviews & comments
December 18, 2019
Made them turned out well... my suggestion would be to cut the wax down.if you use the required amount they actually taste waxy.
Too runny something isnât right.
What was too runny? The filling or the coating? These turn out fine for us.
How can the chocolate and wax be melted if no microwave available?
You can do it in a double boiler.