Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Vegan Peanutbutter Cups - Recipe

 
 I have a super easy, yet ridiculously scrumptious recipe - vegan peanut butter cups. I'm sorry if you gain 15 pounds after making these, they are addicting!   Here's what you need:
  • A dash of salt.
  • 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla.
  • 1 bag of vegan chocolate chips.  (I like this kind)
  • 3 large spoonfuls of peanut butter. (this is a large spoonful to me)
  • Mini cupcake papers.
Directions;
Melt your chocolate thoroughly using a double boiler (or if you don't have one use two pots stacked like I do!) When it's melted neatly coat (not fill) the inside of the mini cupcake papers 3/4 of the way up with a thin layer of chocolate using a small spoon. Do this to approximately 20 cupcake papers then place them on a plate and put them in the freezer to harden.

While you're waiting, prepare the peanut butter mixture by putting the peanut butter in the microwave for 15 seconds (just long enough to make it easy to work with) then stir in the salt and vanilla. When the peanut butter is cooled down take out your chocolate covered cupcake papers and spoon the peanut butter mixture in. Do not fill it higher than you've made the chocolate. Then put a thin layer of chocolate on the top of that and pop in the freezer!
They'll be ready to eat in about 10 minutes but I've found they taste better after at least 10 hours in the freezer (the peanut butter is a much nicer texture.)
What kind of peanut butter should you use?  Well, I prefer creamy peanut butter in these, while Kevin prefers crunchy. They taste completely different, so I definitely recommend trying both!
Enjoy!!
xoxo

25 thoughts:

  1. Mmm, I wish I had chocolate in the house so I could make these right now!

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  2. yummy.
    I'll definately try this!

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  3. I love peanutbutter cups, byt they're so hard to get around here. I will definitely be trying this! Thanks for the recipe:)

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  4. Well I think this just made my day, as I am absolutely in love with peanut butter cups!

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  5. I think you just made my day too! Too bad Halloween has left me with way too many candies already :) I might gain ten pounds from one dang holiday! haha
    Love and Turtledoves,
    Jaco

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  6. Oh no, you shouldn't have remembered me about the existence of this. *runs to the kitchen*

    Hugs!

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  7. i just made these last week, i got a reeses mold from a craft store for $1 but the papers are really cute :) i get liquid pb and mix it with powdered sugar and use ghiradelli semisweet chocolate chips.. that's the only vegan chocolate i can find where i live!

    i'll have to try the vanilla in them next time :)

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  8. Very simple recipe.. I will try it this weekend.. yumm yumm..

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  9. mmmm. they look delicious and super easy.

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  10. I absolutely love peanutbutter cups.. but i honestly have never tried vegan food. Your delicious looking recipes make me want to try tho!

    Cat

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  11. Oh my! NOT a good thing for a person on a diet but still retaining an obsession with chocolate and peanut butter! Hide them! :)

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  12. just found your blog and i love it!!! these look divine!!

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  13. bi.polar.sewer, most of the time vegan food tastes the same as "regular" food. Don't be afraid to try! :)

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  14. i'm definitely bookmarking this recipe! thanks for sharing :]

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  15. OH MY GOODNESS! I cannot wait to make these! They look so yummy! Peanut butter cups are my absolute favorite! Thanks so much for sharing lady!

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  16. Oh my gosh! I think I have try this on my own O___O It looks so yummy!(And bad for the hip...)

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  17. oh, I think i can do this without messing up! thanks xDD

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  18. I must try these! Thanks for the recipe :)

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  19. i'm going to have to make these with almond butter.

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  20. yes yes yes! thank you for posting this..my boyfriend loves peanut butter cups but we haven't had any since we went vegan over a year ago. i will be surprising him with this tomorrow..thank you!!!

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  21. Hmm...I wonder how these would taste with peabutter?...
    I should really try it one day...

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  22. wow they look yummy! and the recipe sounds simple too, i'll make them when there are lots of people around so i'm not left alone with the deliciousness hehe ^^

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