I first saw this peppermint plate idea in Southern Living and I loved it! What a beautiful foundation for a cheesecake or a pie ... or anything, for that matter. I'd love to deliver a peppermint platter of cookies to someone.
I allowed the mints to cool for a few minutes and then lifted the peppermint plate out by the parchment edges. The peppermint plate is thick enough to carry by itself without fear of breaking and actually isn't very fragile at all.
I let it cool fully and I'll use it to hold a chocolate cheesecake on Christmas Day.






















It turned out beautiful! It will be a festive addition to your table.
ReplyDeleteSo scary! Hope your son gets well really soon! Love your peppermint plate...so clever! Have a very merry Christmas. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Pinned it!
ReplyDeleteFound this through pinterest. Love it. Following.
ReplyDeleteHow funny, I pinned this last week and we are trying it tonight! So sorry about your son, glad to hear he is doing ok.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Alexis
This is so neat,thanks and I hope your son is doing well. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteSo glad this showed up in my Pinterest following window ... this is so cute, sounds like an easy christmas craft, must smell delicious, and what a great compliment to a home made food gift. I'm pinning this myself and definitely going to try it. Thanks for the tip about using a pan with sides to prevent too much "spread". Happy holidays 2012 a bit early :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that! Yes...Jolly Ranchers would be cool too. This could work w/ a bunch of candies I bet. Butterscotch is another one. Life savers? Thank you so much for stopping by our party! Merry Christmas Randi! ...pinning this one!!! :) ~ Julie
ReplyDeleteFeaturing on my FB page hun...I just love it!! So did my girls!
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