EASY recipie needed please... son off to camp tomorrow and we have to make something to send along, he want to make them himself after school, any help appreciated.
hezwez,
Feb 21, 7:45pm
110 gm butter, 85 gm sugar, 2 Tablespoons of honey and 5 cups ricies. Melt together the butter, sugar and honey, and cook on low boil for about 5 minutes, stirring all the time, until golden, then stir in the bubble cereal, press into flat tin and cut into squares while hot. Leave to cool.
dafly28,
Feb 21, 8:19pm
thanks alot hezwez, sounds yummy, how many would it make of average size, around 1 dozen?
valentino,
Feb 21, 8:20pm
Click onto the following link...
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Community/MessageBoard/Messages. asp x? id=16&p=2
Post number 99 is a recipe for Choc rice crispies.
hezwez,
Feb 21, 8:22pm
At least :-)
angel404,
Feb 21, 8:34pm
is that the recipe that u can also put them into cupcake papers?
cookessentials,
Feb 21, 8:43pm
Mmmmm, I love rice bubble slice
valentino,
Feb 21, 9:47pm
One can if one wishes but you could be thinking of "Chocolate Crackles" where the recipe ust to be on the Kellogs Packet a few years ago which was made with Kremelta and cocoa with rice bubbles.
valentino,
Feb 21, 9:52pm
The latest version by Kelloggs using copha instead of kremelta (virtually same thing).
Method In a large bowl, mix the Kellogg's® Rice Bubbles®, icing sugar, cocoa & coconut. Slowly melt the copha® in a saucepan over a low heat. Allow to cool slightly. Add to Rice Bubbles mixture, stirring until well combined. Spoon mixture into paper patty cases and refrigerate until firm.
Cheers.
P. S. Note re coconut, never used coconut before, perhaps still one could have this as optional. (edited after posting recipe).
dafly28,
Feb 21, 10:05pm
170 gm sugar is how many cups please?
hezwez,
Feb 21, 10:17pm
On my measure, nearly a cup full. Came to the 200ml measure. (And a full cup is 250ml)
valentino,
Feb 21, 10:20pm
A very minute fraction short of a level 3/4 cup on a 250g-cup scale, very similar to mil measure.
Oh, by the way, Warehouse had or have a 4 day special on wiltshire kitchen stuff, electronic scales starts at $16. 95 less 40%, one purchased the next size up, has 5 year warranty, still have my old outdated one though. Suggest to buy one, best to measure as originally noted and no guess work.
Cheers.
angel404,
Feb 22, 2:34am
what is kremelta or copha? is it some sort of chocolate?
alebix,
Feb 22, 6:01am
Its vegetable fat/oil in solid form...
Excellent for making chocolate crackles, white xmas and adding to choc for making it stretch that bit further. It will be in a margarine shaped container down the same aisel as the cooking oils etc (well in most supermarkets it maybe)
angel404,
Aug 30, 2:00pm
ok cheers!
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