Years ago, when I was young and punk rock, I was known as the “The Living Legend of Red River Street” (full disclosure: I only discovered I was called this a few weeks ago. I DO remember being The Empress of Red River) and associated with all manner of fabulously disreputable characters including The Satan’s Cheerleaders.
Now in point of fact, they weren’t disreputable at all and just a bunch of sweet, smart, creative women with a healthy sense of camp who could dance like the devil.
I’m not sure which one gave me the recipe for Satan’s Candy, but professional association aside, there is a special place in heaven for her.
Satan’s Candy
1 bag bittersweet chocolate chips
1 bag white chocolate chips
1 cup smooth peanut butter
Salt (fancy if you’ve got it, Morton’s if you don’t)
Melt white chocolate chips in a large heatproof bowl and stir until smooth. Evenly spread in a thin layer over a large foil-lined jelly roll or lipped cookie sheet. Set aside. In same bowl, melt chocolate chips, stir until smooth and stir in peanut butter plus 1 tsp salt. When no streaks remain, gently spread peanut butter mixture over the white chocolate. Marble with a fork so the white and dark chocolate is attractively swirled. Sprinkle with yet more salt (trust me). Refrigerate or freeze until set. Break into small pieces and keep in fridge. Amazing.
Ooooh! Seems delicious even on the computer screen! I will try this recipe. I love anything sweet. Teehee. Especially if it has peanut butter in it. Maybe I can also sell this for Valentine’s Day. If that’s okay.
-Denise
Comment by All Women Stalker — December 23, 2009 @ 11:25 am
Denise, obviously I can’t stop you from selling it, but I think the girls and I would appreciate it if you donated a significant percentage of the profits to a worthy cause.
Comment by Plumcake — December 23, 2009 @ 12:54 pm
Oh, yes, yes. That’s understandable. I’ll send an update if I do make money and give it to a charity or something. =D
-Denise
Comment by All Women Stalker — December 24, 2009 @ 1:57 am
I used to work with Charlesanne from Satan’s Cheerleaders. She’s adorable
Comment by Sara — December 26, 2009 @ 10:58 pm
I wonder if the name was taken from a delightful little movie called Satan’s Cheerleaders? It’s absolutely worth catching in its own right.
Comment by La BellaDonna — January 4, 2010 @ 6:52 pm
After lusting for this recipe since it was posted, I finally made it last night. You neglected to mention that it was basically a recipe for freakin’ CRACK.
OK, well, I guess it’s technically not. But man, I don’t see how ‘real’ crack could be any more addicting.
Comment by Emily — March 31, 2010 @ 9:19 am