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This is supposed to be so good, and I can’t find the recipe.  I’m unsure of the exact recipe name.  No more time for all of this searching.  A ‘crust’ is to be made combining crushed pretzels, nuts, and butter..not sure what else…and then pressed into the mini muffin tins and baked.  The filling after baking is some kind of mousse with caramel drizzled over top. Does this sound familiar to anyone?  Thanks for any input!

9 Responses to “ISO: Pretzel Nut Cup Recipe”

  • SherryPA:

    Becky, Thank you! I don’t think that is the exact recipe, but it sure does look good!  Love all of the pictures of the food on that site too!  I’m going to try to get the recipe from the lady who was talking about it this coming week.  We’ll see…I’ll post it if I get it.

  • Becky:

    Sherry, I hope y ou can get the recipe.  That just sounds sooo good.

  • SherryPA:

    The lady who made it got rave reviews with several asking for her recipe. I’ll see her again this morning and will ask…let’s hope!

  • SherryPA:

    She’s going to try to remember to bring me the recipe when I see her again on Thursday.  Here’s hoping!

  • SherryPA:

    Here is the recipe.  She said it is delicious and those she gave them to all wanted the recipe.  Just got it today….sounds good to me!
    Sweet ‘n Salty Caramel Mousse Cups
    A Pampered Chef recipe
    Ingredients:
    2 c. mini pretzel twists
    5 tbsp. butter, melted
    1/3 c. powdered sugar
    1 bar (1.4 oz.) milk chocolate English toffee candy
    ¼ c. caramel sauce
    6 oz. cream cheese, softened
    ½ c. thawed frozen whipped topping
    Additional caramel sauce for drizzling
     
    Directions:
    Preheat oven to 375 degrees
     

    Spray mini muffin tins with nonstick cooking spray
    Finely chop half of the pretzels in a manual food processor until fine crumbs form.  (Don’t worry if there are some pretzel pieces).  Pour into a bowl.  Repeat with remaining pretzels.  Add butter and sugar and mix well.
    Spoon about 1 tbsp. of pretzel mixture into each cup of pan.  Press down to form indentations.  Bake 6 minutes.
    Break candy bar into a few pieces and finely chop in manual food processor until very fine crumbs form.  Measure caramel sauce.
    Mix caramel sauce, cream cheese and chopped candy in same batter bowl. Stir in whipped topping until blended.
    Spoon filling into a large resealable plastic bag and trim the corner.
    Place paper towels beneath cooling rack to prevent a sticky countertop. Remove pan from oven to cooling rack; let stand two minutes.
    Loosen edges of crusts and remove them from pan to cooling rack.
    Squeeze filling evenly into crusts. Pour additional caramel sauce into a small resealable plastic bag. Trim corner and drizzle over cups.

     
    Serves 24
     
    Tips:  To easily fill the plastic bag with filling, place the corner of the bag into a bowl and fold back out over the edges.  Spoon the filling into the bag; remove the bag from the bowl and secure with a twistie seal.
     

  • Becky:

    Sherry, wow, this looks fantastic.
    Thanks for sharing the recipe! 

    Did you make it?

  • SherryPA:

    Hi Becky, No, I haven’t made it yet.  My physical therapist made it and gave me the recipe.   The ingredients aren’t on hand so this one didn’t get done.  She served them and gave little bags of them as Christmas gifts at a party she had with rave reviews.  As if all of the cookies aren’t bad enough, I made the Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cake again last night…and it’s deadly for me…can’t leave it alone.  BIG mistake!  Gotta give this stuff a break!  Happy New Year!

  • Becky:

    LOL!  it is that too many goodies time of year, isn’t it? 

    I’ve saved this recipe for a treat later on…  maybe Valentine’s Day!

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