We have been talking a lot about Valentine’s Day and creating a special day for your kiddos and sweetie. Last week I shared a Steak Dinner that is perfect for a stay-at-home frugal Valentine’s Dinner, and of course, LOTS of Valentine Cupcakes.
I’m kicking off a week long series today with…CHOCOLATE!! I love chocolate! Do you?
Chocolate Mousse with Chocolate Covered Cherries!! Oh my!!
Serving this easy Chocolate Mousse in footed dessert glasses makes it look very impressive, but it’s actually very easy and has few ingredients. My oldest son is a huge fan of chocolate pudding, nothing makes him happier than just plain pudding for dessert…until I made these. This dessert tastes AMAZING!
Dress up that box of plain chocolate pudding with this Chocolate Mousse with Chocolate Covered Cherries recipe from HoosierHomemade.com.
Ingredients
- 1 small box instant or cooking chocolate pudding {print a coupon for $.55 off 3 boxes }
- 2 cups milk
- 1 cup whipped topping {like Cool-Whip}
- 1 cup whipped topping {Cool-Whip}
- 1 cup Marshmallow Fluff
- Maraschino Cherries with stems
- Melting Chocolate {I use Almond Bark found in the baking aisle}
- White Melting Chocolate {again Almond Bark}
- Graham Crackers, finely crushed
Instructions
- Mix pudding according to directions on box and place in fridge to set.
- Gently fold whipped topping into pudding and spoon into glasses.
- Place in fridge until you are ready to serve.
- Beat together with an electric mixer and spoon over Chocolate Mousse.
- Drain and rinse cherries and pat dry {the chocolate will stick better if they are dry}.
- Melt chocolate in microwave and dip cherry, place on wax paper until set.
- For the S’More Cherries, dip cherry in white chocolate and then into crushed graham crackers, let set.
- Then dip again in chocolate, let set.

Stay tuned for more Chocolate coming your way all week long!
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looks so delicious
notyet100 recently posted..Saffron sweet rice for Basant Panchami
Wow, this looks so good!…Have to try it sometime.
YUM!
Elizabeth recently posted..valentines stockings
Those cherries look so pretty!
Fifth Street Mama recently posted..Real Life Learning
These are beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing!
Ashley @ Savings in Season recently posted..Fish Tacos with Pineapple Salsa
Never thought of getting all fancy with cherries. I love that this tasty, classy dessert is made from things I already have and is soooo easy to make. Thanks.
susan recently posted..4 Baking Tips to Make Your Time in the Kitchen a Little Easier WFMW
What a beautiful treat!
My husband loves choc covered cherries… so I’m going to make
these for him!
ThANK YOU!
Netta recently posted..Getcher Clothes On!
this looks absolutely delicious!
Paula recently posted..Muffiny Biedronki z Hibiskusem
These are super cute!! I love the chocolate covered Cherries!
Really, oh my!!! These chocolate mousse looks sooo delicous! I want to jump through my laptop and grap one!!!
Amy
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Sarah G recently posted..Valentine Dessert Recipes
That looks so good and your chocolate dipped cherries make it even more special.
Tiffany recently posted..Ingredient Spotlight- Frozen Whipped Topping
This is wrong on so many levels but so right at the same time! Would make a lovely (and easy) Valentine’s Day dessert. Thank you!
Tabitha (a.k.a. Penny) recently posted..Frugal Valentine’s Day Dinner at Home
This is so cute! I am going to add these for my twin Aunts 60th bday party!