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Recipe for rice crispy traybake?
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Penelope_Penguin
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DS is off to Scout camp this weekend. I've offered to bake him something to take to share. At the ripe old age of 12 :eek: he's asked for rice crispy buns, but made in a tin and cut into squares. Apparently, bun cases aren't cool 
My crispy buns are yummy, but tend not to hold together well (hence the bun case).
I've searched but can't find such a recipe. Can anyone help?
Thank you all! Penny. x

My crispy buns are yummy, but tend not to hold together well (hence the bun case).
I've searched but can't find such a recipe. Can anyone help?
Thank you all! Penny. x
:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:
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Make it with melted mars bars instead of chocolateMFW Start Sep 07 £79484, Now £587740
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I often use melted mars bars/asda mightys/aldi titans - the caramel and nougat helps it all stick together!:j0
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or you can add a bit of golden syrup too!:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
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white choc layer
2oz butter
1 tbl sp golden syrup
5 1/2 oz white choc
1 3/4 oz rice crispies
plain/ milk choc layer
2 oz butter
2 tbl sp golden syrup
4 1/2 oz choc
2 3/4 oz rice crispies
method
grease a 8 inch square cake tin and line with baking paper
to make white layer
melt the white choc, butter and g/s over a pan of simmering water, remove from heat when all melted then add cereal, press into prepared tin and smooth the surface
do the same for the plain choc layer
chill in the fridge until hardened
lift out of tin and using a sharp knife cut into pieces
i usualy use margerine for this or block stork and it works just as well0 -
Marshmallows are a good substitute for some of the butter/marg and sugar. They are v good binding material when melted! (And cut some of the fat - Not an issue for most 12 yr old boys, I grant you!)0
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Marshmallows are a good substitute for some of the butter/marg and sugar. They are v good binding material when melted! (And cut some of the fat - Not an issue for most 12 yr old boys, I grant you!)
Beat me to it !!! I always use marshmallows and they are yummy:j:AIt matters not how long a stars shines ,what is remembered is the brightness of it's light.
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Thanks to all posters xxxx0 -
Penelope_Penguin wrote: »My crispy buns are yummy, but tend not to hold together well
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I use 4 oz butter, 4 oz toffee and 4 oz marshmallows melted together in a bowl over hot water. Then add 4-6 oz rice crispies.0
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You'll be on the naughty step for 3/4 hour if you're not careful :kisses3:
DS has made elly2's recipe and it's looking good. Will post a pic later.
Thanks for all your suggestions :A
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Have just made Elly2's recipe - no photo, but my entire family (adults included) havedeclared it fantastic and totally yummy. Thank you, that's another lunchbox treat sorted,
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