Sometimes I just fancy making something sweet but with a
rather nasty cold lurking I really didn’t have the energy to make anything that
involved beating or baking. These quick childhood treats still bring a smile to
my face, and with little to no cooking involved they are really good to make
with the kids. Using dark chocolate puts a more sophisticated (if you can call
it that) edge on them and the golden syrup gives them a lovely gooey-ness. This recipe makes about 14 'cakes'
Ingredients
100g chocolate
50g butter
3 very big dollops (tablespoons?) golden syrup
120g (approx a third of a box) puffed rice
Melt the chocolate in a bowl. I usually do this over a pan
of boiling water, but it can be done in the microwave on medium power under
very close watch. Burnt chocolate does not a happy camper make.
Take off heat and add the butter (cut into cubes), stir until its melted.
Add the rice and mix to ensure each grain is covered in the
chocolatey mixture.
Spoon into fairy cake cases and cool in the fridge,
resist eating them half cooled!
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