How to Make Easy Rocky Road Using Digestive Biscuits
Combine the chocolate, butter and syrup in a pan over heat., Crush the digestives in a freezer bag with a rolling pin., Add the crushed biscuits to the non-reserved chocolate mix., Pour the mixture into a baking tin of whatever size, according to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Combine the chocolate
Stir till you get a thick glossy chocolate mix with no lumps.
Reserve 60ml of this mixture in a jug and put the jug aside. -
Step 2: butter and syrup in a pan over heat.
Leave some larger pieces to add extra crunch. , Add the marshmallows too.
Stir till you get a new thick crunchy mixture. , It is recommended that you use a small-medium square baking tin. ,, Chill for at least 2 hours but preferably overnight, for best results. , Once taken out of the fridge, cut into equal rectangular pieces. , Be proud as they compliment you on your rocky roads and remember to save a big slice for yourself! These are best eaten for the first two days after making but can realistically still taste nice for about six. -
Step 3: Crush the digestives in a freezer bag with a rolling pin.
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Step 4: Add the crushed biscuits to the non-reserved chocolate mix.
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Step 5: Pour the mixture into a baking tin of whatever size
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Step 6: according to how thin or thick you want your rocky road to be.
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Step 7: Pour the reserved chocolate mix evenly across the rocky road.
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Step 8: Place in the fridge.
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Step 9: Cut into pieces.
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Step 10: Serve on a plate for your friends and family.
Detailed Guide
Stir till you get a thick glossy chocolate mix with no lumps.
Reserve 60ml of this mixture in a jug and put the jug aside.
Leave some larger pieces to add extra crunch. , Add the marshmallows too.
Stir till you get a new thick crunchy mixture. , It is recommended that you use a small-medium square baking tin. ,, Chill for at least 2 hours but preferably overnight, for best results. , Once taken out of the fridge, cut into equal rectangular pieces. , Be proud as they compliment you on your rocky roads and remember to save a big slice for yourself! These are best eaten for the first two days after making but can realistically still taste nice for about six.
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