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Chocolate Brew Beans

Chocolate Brew Beans

Chocolate Brew Beans

Recipe By Dia Sikorski, Savory Spice—Bend, OR

Yields

3 cups

Prep Time

10 Minutes

Cooking Time

5 Minutes

Recipe By Dia Sikorski, Savory Spice—Bend, OR

A little messy but a lot of fun to make, these caffeinated nibbles are great for holiday gifts or party favors.

Serving Suggestions

Serve as is or use for garnish/decoration on desserts.

Recipe Notes

From recipe author: “These beans are great for packaging up as gifts or party favors in cellophane bags or decorative glass jars. Keep some in your desk drawer or on the coffee table for a caffeinated treat.”

Ingredients

1 1/2 cups whole roasted coffee beans (of your choice)

1 cup dark or semisweet chocolate chips




Savory Spice ingredients in this recipe

  • Dutch Cocoa Powder

    Rich, dark, and slightly mild. This Dutch-processed cocoa powder is perfect for brewing up a cup of hot chocolate. Great for making chocolatey bake...

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  • Baker's Brew Coffee Spice

    Enjoy the aroma you're about to breathe in with this spice blend. These dark-roasted, bold coffee spices have hints of chocolate and cinnamon. Fabu...

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  • Honey Powder

    Use dry honey as a sweetener, the same way you use liquid honey. Perfect in baked goods where liquid honey might affect consistency, like cakes, co...

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Directions

In microwave or using a double boiler, melt chocolate, stirring occasionally, until smooth and creamy. Remove from heat and stir in coffee beans, coating all beans with chocolate. In a small bowl, combine cocoa powder, Baker's Brew and honey powder. One tablespoon at time, drop chocolate coated beans into cocoa blend and toss them with a slotted spoon or fork until beans are coated well and separated. Place cocoa coated beans into a mesh strainer and gently sift over another bowl to remove excess powder. Transfer cocoa coated beans to a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Continue process with the remaining wet chocolate beans. As needed, combine the two bowls of cocoa powder blend together in one bowl to keep enough dry blend for tossing the beans. Let the finished cocoa covered beans set completely before storing in a covered container.