10 of 12: "Ten Lords-a-Leaping" / Frog Prince Fudge

This is something I came up with for 10 Lords a Leaping! When I was looking on Pinterest, there were some different ideas with frogs because frogs lea, so I went with that! You could also use it for a fairy tale themed party or Fairy Tale Day (Feb. 26)

I decided to make fudge frogs with little crowns on them.

What I used:

- White Chocolate

- Sweetened condensed milk

- Green gel food coloring

- Cakesicle mold

- Cooking spray (to spray the cakesicle mold, so the fudge comes out easily)

- Decorative eyes

- Butterknife

Crowns

- Pillsbury pie crust

- Corn syrup

- Wilton Gold sprinkles

I used the same easy fudge recipe I used before to make Bowling Day bowling pins -- ourthriftyideas.com. :)

https://www.wearegoodatthis.com/post/bowling-day-white-chocolate-fudge-pins-and-choco-coconut-bowling-ball

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/778348748091333044/

http://www.ourthriftyideas.com/2014/03/3-ingredient-easy-fudge-recipe-white-chocolate.html

I melted the chocolate and added the sweetened condensed milk. For some of the frogs, I left them white. For others, I added green food coloring. Then I sprayed the mold with cooking spray and spooned some fudge into the mold and put it in the fridge to set for a couple hours.

To form the frog, I used a butterknife to cut 2 lines, which helped form the legs. :)

I stuck the eyes in.

Crowns

I took little pieces of pie crust and one edge with a jagged edge -- like a crown. I baked them at 400 degrees for about 8-10 min.

Once they baked, then I dipped them in corn syrup (it's sticky); then covered them with gold glitter sprinkles for more sparkles. Then I put the little crown on the frog.

Cute! Give it a try! We are good at this!