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Chocolate Cherry Swirls

December 13, 2014Danita

Thanks Nestle DelightFulls for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.

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Have you seen the new Nestle DelightFulls at the grocery store?  If not, run, don’t walk, to pick some up….now!

Browsing online a couple of days ago I ran across this recipe for a cream cheese filled pastry with chocolate chips.  It looked amazing and reminded me of my Chocolate Crescents, which my mom loves.  I usually make them when my parents visit around Christmas.  This year we may be having a “pastry buffet”.  

Reading through the recipe, I realized these little beauties would be perfect with a little cherry flavor.  I substituted Nestle DelightFulls for regular chocolate chips and it was the perfect flavor combination of chocolate and cherry.  It was like eating a chocolate covered cherry wrapped in a soft fluffy blanket of puff pastry.  

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DelightFulls come in four flavors and honestly, I had a hard time choosing which one to get.  In the end I bought the Dark Chocolate Cherry filled and Dark Chocolate with Mint…I think I see a pattern here.  Later I’m sure we will be trying the Milk Chocolate varieties filled with caramel or peanut butter.

I made these Chocolate Cherry Swirls as a breakfast treat the other day, then realized the original recipe called them “cookies”.  Oops..I think I fed my family cookies for breakfast!  You say “cookie” I say “pastry”… eat them when you want…I don’t judge.

Here’s the Recipe:

1 package frozen puff pastry

1 bag Nestle DelightFulls Cherry Morsels

8 oz cream cheese – softened

3 Tbsp sugar

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Allow pastry to thaw according to directions on box

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Using a fork, mix cream cheese and sugar

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Unfold 1 sheet of pastry onto lightly floured surface

Using a rolling-pin, dusted with flour, roll into a 14 X 10 sheet

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Spread half of cream cheese on pastry

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Sprinkle with DelightFulls.  As tempting as it may be…don’t over-do it.  The pastry is light so be careful.

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Starting at the long end, roll carefully

Pinch gently or use a little water to seal edge

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Cut pastry in 1-1 1/2 inch slices

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Place cut side down on lightly sprayed baking sheet

Repeat with second sheet of pastry

Bake about 20 minutes at 350 degrees

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DelightFulls…a MUST try!

Chocolate Cherry Swirls
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Ingredients
  1. 1 package frozen puff pastry
  2. 1 bag Nestle DelightFulls Cherry Morsels
  3. 8 oz cream cheese – softened
  4. 3 Tbsp sugar
Instructions
  1. Allow pastry to thaw according to directions on box
  2. Using a fork, mix cream cheese and sugar
  3. Unfold 1 sheet of pastry onto lightly floured surface
  4. Using a rolling pin, dusted with flour, roll into a 14 X 10 sheet
  5. Spread half of cream cheese on pastry
  6. Sprinkle with DelightFulls. As tempting as it may be…don’t over-do it.
  7. Starting at the long end, roll carefully
  8. Pinch gently or use a little water to seal edge
  9. Cut pastry in 1-1 1/2 inch slices
  10. Place cut side down on lightly sprayed baking sheet
  11. Repeat with second sheet of pastry
  12. Bake about 20 minutes at 350 degrees
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3 Comments

  • K. Elizabeth @ YUMMommy

    December 16, 2014 at 12:14 PM

    Those look so good! I’m always on the hunt for a great pastry/dessert recipe.

  • smfarris

    December 16, 2014 at 11:11 AM

    Those look amazing! The recipe is simple and creative, but they look like you slaved away for hours in the kitchen. I am going to have to try those! I love recipes that take advantage of premade doughs or things like that because then you can have something semi-homemade, which is better than nothing at all! (Which is what I would do, if I had to make the pastry from scratch).

    1. Danita

      December 16, 2014 at 4:07 PM

      Right there with ya’ Sarah! Besides, those kinds of things are still “homemade”….I made it, right here at home. Thanks for stopping by! Merry Christmas!

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