Peanut Butter Balls

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Ingredients

  • 1 box XXX Sugar
  • 1 3/4 cup peanut butter (creamy) 18oz.
  • 1 stick soft butter
  • 1 tsp. milk or bit more
  • 2- 6oz package chocolate chips
  • parafin, quantity not stated

Directions

  1. mix: labels the first ingredient group; double boiler labels the chocolate-melting setup
  2. make into balls
  3. Put parafin into bottom of double boiler, then put chocolate in after melted take a tooth pick and dip in all balls.
  4. Then after done take a spoon + stick in the place the toothpick in.

Temperature: soft butter; after [parafin] melted; chocolate

Equipment: measuring cups and spoon; mixing bowl and utensil; double boiler; toothpicks; dipping spoon

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Peanut Butter Balls

Ingredients

  • 1 lb box xxx Sugar; 1 3/4 Cup Creamy peanut butter 18 oz.
  • 1 stick soft butter
  • 1 tsp milk or bit more
  • 2 6 oz package chocolate chips

Directions

  1. Mix; Roll into balls

Equipment: Double Boiler

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Ingredients

  • paraffin wax, chocolate, and prepared balls, all without visible quantities

Directions

  1. Put paraffin wax into bottom of double boiler, then melt chocolate.
  2. Use toothpick to dip balls into chocolate.

Temperature: melt paraffin wax and chocolate

Equipment: double boiler and toothpick

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Coating ingredient and method

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Lists two six-ounce packages of chocolate chips, adds unquantified paraffin wax on the continuation, puts the wax in the bottom of the double boiler, melts the chocolate, and dips the balls with a toothpick; no spoon-finishing step is included.
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Adds unquantified parafin, melts the coating in a double boiler, dips each ball with a toothpick, and closes the toothpick mark with a spoon.

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