This Rachael Ray dessert was good and rich. It also involves no baking, but would be a good ending to a nice meal. I’m sure it is very kid friendly as well. What kid doesn’t love PB&J? I’m not going to say this is the last dessert of the year because I haven’t made next week’s grocery list, but it would be a good one to end on!

Recipe: Peanut Butter and Jelly Moose

Peanut Butter and Jelly Moose

Cookbook: Rachael Ray Online

Total Time: 15 minutes

Notes: There really isn’t much I did differently, except I served this up in a random martini glass I found.

I thought this Rachael Ray recipe would be good for the Holidays! My grandmother always makes fudge and has it out at her house. I have never made fudge before, but this was easy and delicious! I didn’t decorate my wreath and the husband requested that I only put walnuts in half of it.

Recipe: Five Minute Fudge Wreath

Five Minute Fudge Wreath

Cookbook: Rachael Ray Online

Total Time:10 minutes, plus refridgeration

Notes: It took a little longer for my chips to melt, and I probably left it in the fridge longer then I should have. I also did not add raisins or currants, the husband is not a fan.