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AMY'S VERY ROCKY ROAD

My friend Amy is a bit of a whizz at baking, and when she made these for a friend's birthday I simply had to grab the recipe from her.  Unfortunately, my inexpert photography made these slices look like big piles of poo, so you'll just have to imagine them in all their gooey, chocolatey, crunchy gorgeousness.  Be warned - if you take them to a party they'll vanish in seconds.  This is probably a good thing; they are so delicious that otherwise you'll carry on eating them until you feel sick. 

Ingredients

125g/4½oz butter
250g/9oz plain chocolate, broken into pieces
3tbsp golden syrup
2tbsp cocoa powder
2tbsp caster sugar
100g/4oz-ish Maltesers
100g/4oz-ish milk chocolate drops
100g/4oz-ish mini marshmallows
225g/8oz Rich Tea biscuits broken into pieces

Method

1. Line a 10in square cake tin with greaseproof paper (I just did the bottom which worked fine).
2. In a big heavy-based pan heat the butter, plain chocolate, golden syrup, caster sugar, cocoa powder and stir together with a wooden spoon. Once melted together leave to cool for 10 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, break the biscuits into smallish pieces in a food bag with a rolling pin.
4. After 10 mins is up mix the biscuit pieces, Maltesers, chocolate chips and mini marshmallows in with the chocolate sauce.
5. Spoon into the lined tin, smooth the surface and leave to set in the fridge for a minimum of 2 hours.
6. Remove from cake tin by loosening the sides with a knife and then turning tin upside down and bashing hard. Don't worry about it breaking, it comes out in one piece.
7. Slice into bars - should make about 24, I think (3x8).

 

Posted on Monday, July 26, 2010 at 10:55AM by Registered CommenterHarriet Brown | Comments5 Comments

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Reader Comments (5)

Well it does sound rather lovely. Plus being awfully fond of Amy would make it much much better. I shall endeavour to make this super duper soon. Though I wonder if likening a food product to poo in the introduction to a recipe is a wise idea? That's the crazy world of unedited blogs I suppose...
July 26, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJosh Heller
Well, I wondered the same thing myself. And then thought, fuck it.
July 27, 2010 | Registered CommenterHarriet Brown
That's because you are The Shit.
July 27, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJosh Heller
I like the direct quotation. When I say bash hard, i do mean bash hard. Maybe I shall make them again this weekend and Hats shall have her photo and i'll endeavour to make them not look like poo.
July 30, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterAmy
They don't actually look like poo in real life! That was just my lack of photographic skills. And the sad fact that by the time I got around to trying to take photos, there was only one left.

If you make some this weekend, save some for meeee!
July 30, 2010 | Registered CommenterHarriet Brown

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