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by Turnips2Tangerines

Midnight Mint Bars~

Perfect to share at Midnight or anytime on

St. Patrick's Day~

Or on Any Day~

Midnight Mint Bars~

The first time I looked through the cookbook, "Taste of Home"

"Treasury of Home Cooking by Jean Pare' Volume 3"

"Delicious Desserts"

I have wanted to make these delicious sounding bars with

The mysterious sounding name~

I absolutely Love, Love, Love, these Bars!!

Who is Jean Pare'?

Jean Pare' is from the small-town of Vermilion, Alberta where

Jean was a caterer from 1963 until her first cookbook was published in 1981.

She operated her catering business from her home kitchen and

Became known as the caterer "Who Can handle it"

Jean Pare' created the Company's Coming Series because

Of the outpouring of requests for her recipes.

April of 1981 marked the debut of "150 Delicious Squares"

First in the Company's Coming Cookbook Series.

The Company's Company Series would soon become

Canada's most popular Cookbook Series.

Jean Pare' has since retired after 30 years and

30 million books.

Learn more about Jean Pare' and to find out how

She left an abusive relationship, pitched a tent and

Called it home for her and her children.

Truly a remarkable woman.

Jean Pare': An Appetite for Life

Midnight Mint Bars are a mint version of the Canadian favorite

Nanaimo Bars, which are a no-bake, three-layer bar.

Nanaimo Bars are a traditional Canadian favorite.

No one is sure of its origin, but it's believed to be named

After the city of Nanaimo, located in the Western-most

Province of British Columbia.

I will be making the famous and favorite Canadian

Nanaimo bars in an upcoming post and

Will be going into the history of these delicious bars further.

Midnight Mint Bars.....

Don't these just sound good!

I can envision sneaking into the kitchen at midnight...

Quietly opening the refrigerator door,

Taking out the pan of Midnight Mint Bars and

A gallon of milk

Slowing opening up the knife drawer...

Opening the cupboard, taking out a glass...

Carefully cutting a big square...

Grabbing a fork...

Lifting the piece out of the pan

Pouring a glass of milk...

And taking a bite.

Heaven~

This recipe proves once again that

Spread evenly over bottom layer

Set aside

For topping:

In a heavy saucepan

Melt chocolate chips and butter

Over low heat until blended and smooth

Stirring often

Remove from heat

Cool to room temperature

About 10 minutes

Spread evenly over filling

Cover and refrigerate until set

About 1 hour

Cut into bars

Store in refrigerator

This recipe calls for Tempering Eggs~

Watch this video to find out how.