These will be the most popular and addicting cookies you'll make all year. Without any doubt!
The triple threat combination of the salty Ritz Cracker, peanut butter and delicious chocolate will just send you over the edge. It is the ultimate combination of flavors.
All of the supplies you'll need to make these are on my Amazon Storefront:
Supplies You'll Need:
Melting Chocolates/Candy Melts
Piping Bags (If not using the pre-made cookie icing drizzle)
Christmas themed sprinkles and icing decorations
Optional: Edible Glitter Spray
Making the Peanut Butter Ritz Cookies
MELTING CHOCOLATE:
You'll need about 2 pounds to make 24 cookies
Here are the melting chocolates I've found easiest to work with:
Melt Chocolate in a microwave safe container or a melting pot like this one from Wilton
FILL COOKIE MOLD
I love using these cookie molds. They come in a 2-pack and easy to use.
Fill cookie molds with chocolate about 3/4 to 1/2 way
Fill a few at a time so the chocolate doesn't set too quickly
Slightly press Ritz cookie into the chocolate just enough so it covers the sides
Don't press too hard; you don't want the top of the cookie showing through the chocolate
Fill remaining cavities of mold with chocolate and cookies
Seal off the tops of the cavities with more chocolate to completely cover
Place mold on to a baking sheet to keep flat then place in the freezer for 10-15 minutes to set the chocolate
DECORATE COOKIES
Remove the cookies from the mold by gently peeling them out
Place on parchment paper and add desired drizzle to each
You can use melting chocolate to drizzle or you can use pre-made cookie icing like this from Wilton
Add any decorations to drizzle like sprinkles or icing decoration pieces
Tips for Success
If your chocolate is too thick, add some vegetable, avocado or coconut oil to thin it out
Work in batches and quickly so your chocolate doesn't set
The Wilton Cookie Drizzle dries VERY fast!
Use the cookie icing or chocolate drizzle as glue to add the icing pieces
These can be packaged nicely in a box or presented on a Christmas themed plate
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