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Red Velvet Oreo Truffles
You are going to LOVE today’s recipe, guys! Red Velvet Oreo Truffles. Yumm-o!
We had a major blessing for our family recently – Flash (hubby) was moved from a ‘contractor’ position at work to an actual, ‘full-time’ permanent employee. What does this mean? Better pay, benefits, and a much more secure career. Boo-yah!
The process of ‘transferring’ him over was taking forever, so his awesome supervisor made an extra effort to speak with the CEO to move things along quickly. To show our gratitude, I offered to make him a dessert of his choice – he chose something with Red Velvet. To be honest, I have never EVER made something with red velvet. Not sure why, just never came up, I guess.
So I found a recipe for Red Velvet and Oreo brownies, and decided to switch it up a bit and turn them into nice little truffles. They turned out very rich and delicious, with just enough moist red velvet cake, Oreo and cream cheese.
Ingredients
1 Red Velvet cake mix
1 stick Butter, melted (1/2 cup)
2 Eggs
1 small package White Chocolate instant pudding mix
6 tbsp. Vegetable Oil
1 package Oreos
8 oz. Cream Cheese, softened
1/2 lb. bag of Chocolate Chips (or chocolate bark, melting chocolate, etc.)
Directions
Preheat oven to 325 Degrees F. Spray a 9×13 cake pan and set aside.
Mix the Cake Mix, Butter, Eggs, Pudding Mix and Vegetable Oil together in a bowl until well-combined. Pour into cake pan. Bake for about 20-25 minutes, or until toothpick inserted comes out clean. Remove from oven and allow cake to cool completely.
Put the Oreos in a ziplock baggie and use a rolling pin to crush them. Put the crushed Oreos into a large bowl.
When cake is cool, crumble into crumbs into the large bowl of Oreo pieces. Add the softened Cream Cheese and mix well.
Cover two baking sheets with wax paper. Roll the cake/oreo/cream cheese mixture into several balls, placing on the wax paper. Refrigerate about 2 hours, or until nice and firm.
Melt the Chocolate Chips (or other melting chocolate, whatever you chose). Dip each cake ball into the melted chocolate until fully covered. Replace on the wax paper. Refrigerate until all the chocolate has hardened. (I usually put them in the fridge overnight to be sure).
Enjoy!!!
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24 Responses to “Red Velvet Oreo Truffles”
Your posts make me so hungry! The truffles are a great idea. I might try them for Christmas 🙂
LOL I totally understand – when I’m doing a post of a recipe, I remember how good it was and want to make it all over again right then! Awww, the life of a blogger 😀 Have a marvelous Monday!!!
These look like heaven!!! I need ideas for our Halloween party and I might give these a try! Yum!!
They’d be perfect for that – especially if you use orange melting chocolate instead for the outside….could do pumpkins! Or white for ghosts…. FUN FUN!
Oh my lord girlfriend! Those look fantastic! Red velvet is my FAVORITE. Ugh, ok fine, I’ll add these to my list of delicious goodies to make. You twisted my arm. 😉
Thanks so much Tiffany!!! LOL – glad I could ‘force’ you to try them ;D They’ll totally be worth it, I promise! BTW – LOVED the pink lemonade birthday party….so cute, especially the pinwheels! Don’t know quite the reason, but little pinwheels are a favorite of mine!
wow these look awesome!! pinning it!
Thanks so much, Shamene! Have a great Monday!
Red velvet AND Oreos?? Oh yes please! Thanks for sharing at Simple Supper Tuesday.
LOL I know, great combo, right?!
Well those sure look YUM-O! My family will love them
Thanks a bunch, Gina! I bet they will 😀
These look amazing! Pinning for later!
I appreciate it, Erin! Hope you have a fabulous rest of the week!
You guys are killing me with all these fantastic looking recipes. I must not indulge!! I must not indulge! These look so good and I love red velvet.
Thanks for linking up with us this week at The Four Seasons Blog Hop.
LOL – indulge! Indulge!!! Sorry – had to be a bit of a devil’s advocate there 😉
These look AMAZING!!! Sharing on twitter! Thanks for linking it up at Monday Funday!
Thanks bunches, Katie! Have a marvelous week!!!
Mmm! These sound sooo good!!!
~Amber @ DessertNowDinnerLater.com
They are FABULOUS, Amber 😀 Probably one of my top 10!
Yumm! These look so good!
Congratulations to you and your hubby! What a great “thank you” gift 🙂
Thanks, Sami! It really has been a blessing to our family 😀 And the boss DEFINITELY loved these LOL
Oh my, these truffles look AMAZING! Pinning this now! Thanks SO much for sharing at the Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop. Have a Great Weekend!
Thanks so much!!! Hope you’re having a fabulous weekend 😀