Did anyone copy the recipe out for the peanut butter slice that was on yahoo were news clips are today looked delish
245sam,
Jul 3, 8:56am
sticky232, I have watched the video but I haven't yet written the recipe down - I do intend to though so will post it for you if someone else hasn't already done so.:-))
cgvl,
Jul 3, 8:56am
yes sure did, Peanut butter and chocolate slice. Base: 100g butter unsalted 150g dark chocolate. Melt in a bowl over simmering water. When melted and smooth Beat in 2 eggs and 150g caster sugar Add 1 cup plain flour and ¼ cup cocoa powder Beat until smooth. Then pile into a 20cm square cake tin and bake 180 for about 30mins. Remove from oven and set aside until cooled completely. Filling: 2 cups smooth Peanut butter 1¼ cups pure icing sugar juice of ½ lemon Whisk together until smooth then pour over base. Press down firmly and refrigerate until set. Topping: Melt Milk chocolate and spread over the top and then top with peanuts.
245sam,
Jul 3, 8:58am
Thanks for that cgvl - you've saved me from needing to watch it again.:-))
supercook,
Jul 3, 9:12am
It looked really nice I watched the clip this morning so easy !
family007,
Jul 8, 5:18am
Does anyone have the recipe for those peanut butter biscuits as seen on those energywise adverts! Have been given a jar of smooth peanut butter which I can't see myself eating!
webbo2,
Jul 18, 9:43am
Slice looked ok, but one of the worse slices I've made, very dissapointing:(
grandma,
Jul 18, 9:46am
I'm not sure where I copied this from family007 (it may have been from here) and it may not even be the one you want, but it is a very nice one.
Peanut Butter Cookies Ingredients ½ cup brown sugar ½ cup caster sugar ½ cup melted butter ½ cup peanut butter 1 egg 1½ cups self-raising flour 1 teaspoon vanilla Method 1. Combine sugars. 2. Add melted butter and lightly beaten egg. Mix well. 3. Gradually add sifted flour and remaining ingredients, mixing thoroughly. 4. Place teaspoonfuls of mixture onto a greased tray, flattening with a fork. 5. Bake for about 12-15 minutes at 160°C.
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