These Irish Cream Chocolate Truffles Require No Baking And Minimal Ingredients To Make

Need a last-minute dessert for St. Patrick’s Day? These Irish cream chocolate truffles require no baking and minimal ingredients.
With an intensely rich chocolatey flavor, these luscious bites of bliss are creamy, smooth, and bittersweet, thanks to the use of Baileys Irish Cream. Unfamiliar with Baileys?
Baileys Irish Cream is an Irish cream alcoholic liqueur flavored with cocoa, cream, and Irish whiskey. It’s sweet and milky and is likened to dessert in a bottle. It was invented in Ireland in 1973 and went on to become the most popular liqueur on the market.
Baileys is good on its own, but when combined with desserts, that takes it to a whole new level. And chocolate truffles are no exception.
If you’ve never made homemade chocolate truffles before, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to learn that they are ridiculously easy to prepare. And I’m not just saying that. We’re talking about one bowl and a microwave here. Half of the work is just waiting for them to set in the refrigerator!
So don’t be intimidated by the fancy truffles you’ve caught glimpses of at a gourmet chocolate shop. You can make yours look just as elegant and expensive–all for a fraction of the price.
TikToker Chelsea (@chelslikescutefood) has a quick and simple recipe for some Irish cream chocolate truffles you can serve up at your St. Paddy’s party next week.
Ingredients:
-12 ounces of chocolate chips

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-2 tablespoons of heavy cream
-4 tablespoons of Irish cream
-1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract
-Cocoa powder
Directions:
First, melt the chocolate chips. Afterward, add Irish cream, heavy cream, and vanilla extract. Mix everything together, then stick it in the refrigerator for an hour.
When the mixture has firmed up, use a cookie dough scoop to shape it into balls. Dust the balls with cocoa powder and refrigerate them again for half an hour. Finally, you can coat the truffles in chopped pistachios or decorative green and gold sprinkles.
Just a side note: since these decadent chocolate truffles are made with Baileys, they’re not suitable for anyone under the age of 21 to consume. Sorry, kids! They’ll have to have a separate alcohol-free batch.
@chelslikescutefood Last minute St Patrick’s Day dessert! #chocolatetruffles #stpatricksdayrecipes #irishcream #nobakerecipe #15minuterecipe #stpattysday #stpatricksday
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