mini marshmallows and chocolate chips

lucylema

I have lots of mini marshmallows and chocolate chips and am wondering quick and easy ideas of how to use them up other than in a hot chocolate.....

Thanks x

mum2one

what about adding them to a basic cake mixture (4oz/125g flour, same sugar, butter, 2 eggs) bit of milk and make some buns xx

krlyr

Choc chips in cookies, muffins, cakes? Melt chocolate, mix with crushed Digestives and marshmallows to make Rocky Road bars?

Chocolate chips and marshmallow toppings on a 'pizza' cookie (good Christmas gifts?)
http://www.yummly.com/recipe/external/Chocolate-chip-s_mores-pizza-373415

You can melt marshmallow to make a cupcake frosting too - http://allrecipes.com/recipe/marshmallow-icing/
It could also be used as a sponge cake filling, or as the filling in whoopie pies

lucylema

mmmm rocky road......do you have a recipe please?

krlyr wrote: »

Choc chips in cookies, muffins, cakes? Melt chocolate, mix with crushed Digestives and marshmallows to make Rocky Road bars?

Chocolate chips and marshmallow toppings on a 'pizza' cookie (good Christmas gifts?)
http://www.yummly.com/recipe/external/Chocolate-chip-s_mores-pizza-373415

You can melt marshmallow to make a cupcake frosting too - http://allrecipes.com/recipe/marshmallow-icing/
It could also be used as a sponge cake filling, or as the filling in whoopie pies

lucy*locket

you could use them with your Christmas dinner-creamed sweet potatoes with marshmallow topping (brown under the grill). It's delicious and really complements the roast turkey meal.

Chris25

as krlyr says, melt the chocolate & mix in the marshmallows with crushed digestives. My mum likes glace cherries or crystalized ginger, too, in hers; I like brandy or rum soaked raisins
Or, if they are milk-chocolate chips, you could melt white chocolate & mix in the chips with the biscuit for variety.

krlyr

I don't particularly follow a recipe for Rocky Road, but here's one
http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/rocky-road-crunch-bars-25

This one's done with chocolate chips (and condensed milk, for a more fudgey consistancy)
http://www.verybestbaking.com/recipes/18459/Super-Easy-Rocky-Road-Fudge/detail.aspx

BlueSky1

They all sound very nice - you're making me hungry!

Floozie

Nigella has a great recipe for a chocolate mousse which uses marshmallows and chocolate. Do a search on "Nigella recipes".

greentiger

I do a raspberry marshmallow pudding, but you need to be organised as you make it 3 days in advance - but apart from that it's dead easy!

Serves 6


½ pint double cream
½ pint plain yogurt
1 tblsp light brown sugar
1 bag marshmallows
1 box frozen raspberries


1. Whip cream until thick, but not butter like. Stir in yogurt and sugar.

2. If marshmallows are large, cut each into 4 pieces.

3. Add raspberries and marshmallows to other ingredients. Stir so everything is covered.

4. Leave in the fridge for 3 days.

madvixen

Put them in brownies