
Want to know a secret? I never really liked Peppermint Patties until I recently made them myself. Want to know why? Because homemade ones are totally better than the store version. No joke. Check it out.

Recipe (Allergy Free Desserts: Elizabeth Gordon)
1 lb powdered sugar
5 tablespoon palm fruit oil shortening (Spectrum)
2 1/2 teaspoons peppermint extract
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
6 tablespoons light corn syrup
12 ounces Gluten Free/Dairy Free chocolate chips (Ghirardelli Semi-Sweet)
Combine sugar, 3 tablespoons of the shortening, and the peppermint and vanilla extracts together in a bowl. Add the corn syrup and mix well.
With a small scoop or spoon, scoop out dough and then roll it into balls. Place on a wax paper lined baking pan. Place baking pan in the fridge to cool for 30mins.
Remove from fridge. Using the flat bottom of a cup, press the balls to form thick patties. Return baking pan to the fridge for another 30mins.
Once the patties have chilled: combine the remaining 2 tablespoons of shortening and the chocolate chips in the top of a double boiler. Stir until the chocolate begins to melt, then remove from the heat. Continue to stir until completely melted. Allow the chocolate to sit for a few minutes to cool {but not too long that it starts to thicken}. Dip the patties into the chocolate to coat completely. Place dipped patties back onto wax paper lined baking pan. Let peppermint patties set for about 1hr before serving.
~Enjoy
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These peppermint patties are SO GOOD.
Bet you can’t eat just one.
Honestly, I should live next door to you and come to your house to get snacks. I hardly have time to bake them, myself. Or I can buy monthly care packages from you
Meanwhile, while we live 4 hours apart, here’s an idea: I’ll give you fresh eggs, and you can give me snacks.
Now… where is the helicopter to transport all these snacks from Becky’s Bakery?
I was just saying tonight how much I appreciated all those eggs you gave us! I would trade snacks for fresh eggs, for sure. I do need a neighbor to eat all these snacks….
Those look so good! I agree, I need to live next door to you. Then I can sneak over and get snacks. I would sneak because I wouldn’t want the kids to know that I was going, again, to get candy!!!
Right now making fudge with peppermint pattys. If it turns out well, maybe Ill make homemade ones next time to make it even more tasty. Looks great.
wow, fudge + peppermint patties!!! that sounds fantastic!!
Just posted the recipe. Added your as a link if people wanted their fudge even more homemade with your peppermint patties
http://whatcanyoueatblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/3-types-of-fudge.html
just checked out your fudge recipes!! they look fantastic!! thanks for the link
Who knew you could make your own peppermint patties?! gonna have to try this one day
~Cara Lee (ps – thanx for stopping by my blog
These sound sooooo good! I am going to have to make them SOON!!
Sheila, hope you enjoy them!!!!
What a great recipe. They taste far better than anything store bought that is for darn sure.
thanks! glad you liked them
Love your blog. I tried the patties, and the dough seemed so dry, hard to stick together, so I added a bit more shortening, and extract. THey were rather sticky when out of fridge. Just wondering if the dough was crumbly, or was it firm, and a bit sticky. Just about to put the chocolate on them. Thank you for your web site. A great help.