Has anyone tried to freeze the cookie dough or the truffles themselves? If so for how long? I'm trying to give these as a gift and I'd like to go ahead and make them for Cristmas.

By Crystal Adams on December 10, 2012

can i substitute the condensed milk with something else like regular milk???

By sarah farhat on October 31, 2012

truffle cookie dough drops

By Lil on October 20, 2012

I loved the truffles! Also I made cookies out of the rest of the dough and they were good as well!

By Jaclyn Cuculino on June 02, 2012

Great recipe! Everyone in the office loved them. Make sure your dough is very well chilled before coating them in chocolate. I decorated mine with sprinkles and used a Baker's block chocolate bar to coat them. Worked perfectly!

By Cristina Tallarico on April 11, 2012

made your truffles added lots of diffrent stuff to them everyone loves the ones with brandyed cherrys, made some with diced candy fruit called them glass truffles dipped them in choclate and cherry flavored chips, found an easy way to dip them in chocolate and so forth I used and easter egg dipper works great thanks for this great recipe it is great Can put almost any thing in it besides chocolate chips have a ball making different ones thanks again Geraldine Stone

By Geraldine Stone on February 17, 2012

What is chocolate bark candy coating? Is there someplace local where I can purchase this? Or, is there something I can use as a substitute? If not, where online can I purchase this? Thanks. Donna

By donna on February 02, 2012

LOVED this with the following changes: I doubled recipe BUT only added enough of second can of milk to enable stand mixer to mix dough (about 1" or less off top of can). I also added 1 extra teaspoon vanilla. There was no lacking of sweetness to the dough and it was not sticky at all to work with. I dipped them in a two part process. Dipped bottoms, let harden, then dipped the tops. Easier to manage (for me) than using forks. Highly recommend. Rave reviews!

By Maureen on January 06, 2012

Amazing!! I brought these to a Christmas party and everyone loved them. Perfect amount of sweetness.

By Anonymous on December 30, 2011

what is chocolate bark candy coating?

By Kathy Mason on December 19, 2011

What a treat! LOVE these! Any chocolate lover will enjoy! I used a high quality chocolate, instead of the bark. I also refrigerated overnight, before rolling into balls and did not have to flour my hands, it worked up like regular cookie dough. I HIGHLY recommend these!

By Dianne Pansing on December 16, 2011

We enjoy your show and enjoy seeing you on other show.You are such a delight to watch. It great to see you and your family. Loved your Christmas show with the elfies. You cook such good home cooking. Thanks and Merry Christmas to you!!!!

By Karen on December 12, 2011

Paula, I watch your show all the time. I love you and all the good things you make. Hope I can make some. I want to make some choclate truffles like you made, hope they turn out okay. thanks for your shows. keep up the good work.

By loretta jarvis on December 10, 2011

Dear Ms. Paula, I am on 28 years old and my fiance and I have a 4yr. old daughter I like to eat homecooked meals they would rather have anything out of a box I love to cook but do not really know how to shop so that I can make good homecooked meals every night so that they can know what homecooking is all about so can you give me some basic items to pick up at the grocery so that I am not forced to buy boxed or frozen food. P.S. My grandmother and I live by your show your magazines and everything that you do.

By Johnna Myers on December 10, 2011

im gonna try those truffels they look so goos thanks

By virginia on June 22, 2011

Seriously. Made these for Father's Day and threw them away. Not a good substitute for chocolate chip cookie dough. Texture is not right, too sweet, and lacking a rich cookie dough taste.

By karen on June 18, 2011

By Julie Murray on March 16, 2011

Yum Yum Yum! I made these as part of our dessert for my son's birthday party. Our guests asked me where I bought them from. When I said I made them, they wondered where I got the cookie dough from... They were very well received - DELICIOUS! What a great treat! Thank you Paula for ANOTHER great recipe! You're awesome!

By Dense on March 10, 2011

It is best to cill the cookie doug for at least 1hr before you start making the little balls...you'll have way less stickyness going on!Yuumm..

By Anonymous on January 28, 2011

Instead of nuts, I added crumbled bacon to the dough. Amazing.

By Anonymous on August 31, 2010