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Rocky Road Marshmallow cake stuff!!

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stormbreaker
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Apologies in advance to Squeaky as I have saerched your wonderful recipes but cant for the life of me find a recipe for what I think is a traybake?

It is chocolate with marshmallows and biscuits I think. Can anyone enlighten me?
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  • katiecoodle
    katiecoodle Posts: 352 Forumite
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    You mean Rocky Road I think. Google for a recipe if you like to follow them.
    Or...
    melt some chocolate & add some butter to taste (don't get carried away with tasting tho, you want some left for the cake)
    mix in whatever you fancy, nuts, marshmallows, glace cherries, crushed biscuits, raisins, rice krispies etc etc
    press down into a buttered tray & put in fridge
  • Penelope_Penguin
    Penelope_Penguin Posts: 17,288 Forumite
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    The recipe I use is very similar to the one at the end of this post ;)

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  • Squiggly_Diddly
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    And another addictee....lol!!!!

    Enjoy!!!!!!

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  • sillyvixen
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    my mum had a friend who used to make this and she called it jigsaw cake.
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  • Princess_kate
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    Google Nigella Lawsons recipe, I know you can find it as I had to do it in work for people when they tried my rocky road bars i made for a charity thing.
    They are yummy. Little tip, i make them in the large foil trays you can get from wilkinsons & similar places, easy to get out & re usable. Also, make sure you cool the mixture before adding the marshmallows or they just melt ( i did this once, oops)
  • nuttyrockeress
    nuttyrockeress Posts: 1,260 Forumite
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    I run Cake Wednesday at work (a rota of collegues that enjoy cooking and like to break up the week with cake) and Rocky Road is a massive favourite!

    Always popular - have to say that (I believe it is the M&S one) the M&S one isn't anywhere near as nice as home made!!
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  • skintc
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    My family grew up on a version of this, which we called tiffin.

    It was basically butter and sugar melted in a pan, then you added an egg, and mixed in crushed up digestives. Then when it's set, pour melted chocolate over it and sprinkle icing sugar on top. Best treat ever!

    And if you're iffy about using an egg that doesn't get cooked, my brother has recently been using golden syrup to replace the egg, and it was just as yummy.

    And a new twist he tried which was gorgeous, was to melt some smooth peanut butter, and spread that on top before adding the melted chocolate. Anyone who likes Reeses cups etc will love this.
    Mmm, actually planning on making some today, can't wait!!! :j
  • Loretta
    Loretta Posts: 1,101 Forumite
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    I have a huge bag of marshmallows and I have an urge to make those bars that you don't cook with them but I cannot find a reciepe

    Help!
    Loretta
  • Triggles
    Triggles Posts: 2,281 Forumite
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    3 tablespoons margarine
    4 cups marshmallows
    6 cups rice krispies
    cooking spray

    Melt margine in large pan over low heat. Add marshmallows and stir until completely melted. Remove from heat.

    Add cereal and stir until well coated.

    Using buttered spatula or wax paper, press mixture evenly into pan coated with cooking spray. When cool, cut into squares.

    Enjoy. yummmmm now I'm hungry for them.:rotfl:
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  • thriftlady_2
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    Rice Krispies Treats -American classic
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