Since
it’s the start of spring, I thought why not create a double whammy of
scrumptious sweet treats to celebrate new beginnings as to me, that is what
Easter is all about, the lease of new life. Although the first recipe is rather
decadent, it is a treat after all!
Chewy,
delectable, moreish, crunchy- Rocky Roads a renowned firm
favourite nation-wide, and so I thought, why not create a recipe that combines all the
traditional ingredients, with a few extras chucked in for good measure and
extra delliciousness! They’re
certainly a HUGE hit with my friends and family.
What Will I Need?
1 x Large
Glass Bowl
1 x
Medium Cooking Pan
Wooden
Spoon
1 x
Large Mixing Bowl
Silicone
Spatula (if you have one)
Pallet
Knife OR Dessert Spoon
Tin Foil
OR Baking Parchment Paper (NOT Greaseproof).
Brownie
Pan
Ingredients
250g
Dairy-free Dark Chocolate broken into pieces
½ tsp.
Pink Himalaya Rock Salt OR Sea Salt
300g
Puffed Rice Cereal
100g
Plain dairy-free and egg-free Biscuits roughly crushed (I use Rich Tea)
50g
Gelatine-free Marshmallows
25g
Sultanas
25g
Dates Roughly Chopped
50g
Dessicated Coconut
Method
- Fill a medium size pan with fresh cold water, then place a large glass bowl over the top. Bring the water to a boil before turning back down to a very low heat then place the broken chocolate into the bowl and let melt completely, stirring in the salt half way through melting. Stir occasionally to ensure all of the chocolate is melted until you’re left with a silky consistency.
- Stir in the crushed biscuits, followed by the Puff Rice cereal and then the remainder of the dry ingredients; mix thoroughly with a wooden spoon, ensuring that everything is well coated in the chocolate.
- With a spatula, scrape the chocolaty crunchy mixture into the lined brownie pan, then level out with a pallet knife OR the back of a dessert spoon.
- Refrigerate for at least 2 hours until completely set. Cut into bars and store in the fridge in an air-tight container. Enjoy!
Serving
Suggestions
Perfect
with a good old-fashioned cuppa of course!

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