Homemade Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
Why bother. Right?
Wrong! These are so good! You will never buy them again!
Dare I say, they may be better than the real thing?
You don’t need the special mold as I show you in the video, but they are quite affordable if you want them to look like the real thing.
Click here for the chocolate candy cup molds
You can of course make these easily in paper lined cupcake tins if you don’t want to spring for those molds.
In the video tutorial above I show you both ways to do it, so just take your pick!
These little candy’s take no more than an hour to make for a first time, and once you do it again you will get even faster!
These are seriously a fast, fun, delicious treat that can be made on a whim!
I am sure you already have at least 3 of the 4 ingredients listed and the 4th ingredient (graham crackers) can be left out, however that addition really makes this recipe exactly like the real thing!
You will have to temper your chocolate though to make sure that it sets, since chocolate that is not tempered properly will not set correctly or could just stay melt-y and sticky and that will be no fun!
OR just use the King David Non Tempering Chocolate Coins!!
Click here for How to Temper Chocolate, video tutorial included!
- Creamy Peanut Butter 1 Cup (256g)
- Confectioner's Sugar ½ Cup (63g)
- Graham Cracker Crumbs ¼ cup (36g)
- Salt ¼ teaspoon
- Vegan Semi Sweet Chocolate 1 lb (454g)
- Cream the peanut butter with the confectioners sugar, graham crackers and salt.
- Pipe or spread into chocolate the chocolate molds, OR into paper cupcake liners in a cupcake tin if you don't want to buy the molds.
- Layer with the peanut butter cream and then another layer of chocolate
- Allow to set and then pop them out of the molds!
- Watch the video tutorial for how to do it!
Hi Gretchen, your link for the chocolate says it is 100% cocoa beans. That sounds extremely bitter and not sweet! My family is a milk chocolate kinda family. Have you found any dairy free milk chocolate bulk size baking bars?
Hi Rose! Thank you! You are totally correct! LOL not a good choice! Here is the direct link to Calleabaut since Amazon is not selling this particular one (yet) but also there is always Baker’s Brand which is easily found in most supermarkets.
‘MILK’ Chocolate will not be dairy free.
No tempering?
yes, from the written blog post:
You will have to temper your chocolate though to make sure that it sets, since chocolate that is not tempered properly will not set correctly or could just stay melt-y and sticky and that will be no fun!
Click here for How to Temper Chocolate, video tutorial included!
^ Some people just DON’T read your full blogs! So disappointed when I see questions asked that are clearly written in the blogs! :-/
Hi,
thanks very much for the recipe. I would like to know if I can replace the graham crackers with digestive biscuits? are they the same thing?