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Marshmallows

Claire70_2
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Im going to make cereal marshmallow bars .. Id be interested if anyone has a recipe I could use.
Also... the marshmallows are in a big bucket.. left over from christmas....
What else can I do with them ?
Thanks id advance
Claire
Also... the marshmallows are in a big bucket.. left over from christmas....
What else can I do with them ?
Thanks id advance
Claire
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Melt some chocolate, dip and enjoy, yummy!One day I might be more organised...........
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Chop up 15 marshmallows, 15 glace cherries and crush 15 digestive biscuits. Mix together with a tin of condensed milk roll into a sausage shape and roll in dessicated cocunut. Chill in the fridge for a couple of hours in foil then slice the sausage into 1 inch thick bits and enjoy. They look like this when done. (those arent mine by the way)
Just remembered another version of these. Mix up a tin of condensed milk, crushed digestives and a couple of spoons of cocoa in a bowl. Roll out a small piece of the mixture in your hand, pop a marshmallow in the middle and roll into a ball. roll the balls in dessicated coconut and pop in a bun case. We call these coconut bombs.0 -
Nigella does a recipe for crispie squares using marshmallows, she also uses them in a chocolate mousse which is really scrummie0
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Melt some butter in a pan, add the marshmallow, keep stirring and add rice crispies. Make squares or individual crospy cakes. Top with melted chocolate if you're feeling lavish." The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
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sorry these are the ones i make,had posted them on another thread a while ago,i don't know how to lin it all up!
100g (4oz) butter or hard margerine
100g (4oz) marshmallows
100g (4oz) toffees
200g (7oz) rice krispies
Put the top 3 ingredients into a saucepan and heat gently till all melted,then let it bubble for a minute or 2
Take off heat and let it stand for a couple of mins.
Put rice krispies into a large bowl and pour over toffee mix or if you have a large saucepan you can just add the rice krispies to that.
If you feel you need a few more krispies then add them, i often don't weigh them i just add enough so there all coated.
Put into a 12x9in suitable tin/container and pat down with the back of a spoon without pinching any while doing it!
Try to leave to cool and cut into pieces to you liking.Me and my sister usually cut small ones and then eat at least 2 coz there only small!
My tips for this is, i prefer butter,be careful what marg you might use because of the water content in a lot of them can cause soggyness
Keep in a tin, don't put in fridge or it goes soggy
Once you've made this you will never buy it again.
I usually make double,it keeps well if it lasts that long.
I use tesco/asda basic value toffees in a bag
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oo great DH brought back 4 bags of marshmallows from work friday was wondering what to do with themStill TryingGrocery challenge July 2016
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