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Off-Topic => Off-Topic: Talk about anything you want. => Topic started by: tamara on November 20, 2007, 03:36:51 AM
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Well pretty bored tonight so I made these lil chocolate slices. My Dad is coming over from Perth, Western Australia (approx 3430 kilometres or 2130 miles from Melbourne) tomorrow for my nephews 21st on the weekend, so these will be our morning tea tomorrow. Now that got rid of an hour, now what to do ! :urcrazy;
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They look scrumptious!!
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are they brownies? what are they ? They look yummy!! My Dad would like them too i'd bet!
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are they brownies? what are they ? They look yummy!! My Dad would like them too i'd bet!
Sort of like a brownie, but the base is made from chocolate, crushed biscuits and walnuts and it isn't baked just put in the fridge
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and a biscut is ...a cookie to us?
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Receipe ..we need the receipe , you cant put something that looks that good on here without telling us how to make them !!!!! Come on share ... :secret;
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ooooooo that looks so good!!! PLEASE post the recipe!!! That is sooo mean to post the pictures and not have any to offer us!!!!! :rofl; :rofl;
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Looks heavenly! Enjoy one for us!
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and a biscut is ...a cookie to us?
Yep :ausflag;
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now what to do ! :urcrazy;
Get in the car and come and have morning tea with ME!!! ohhh...... and don't forget the biscuts :beer1; mmmmmmmmmm
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mmmm yummy
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They look great Tamara! i agree share the recipe! ;D
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Package them up and mail some to me!
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I can feel my potassium levels going up just looking at the picture :)
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Hedgehog Base
175g butter
2/3 cup caster sugar
4 tablespoons Cadbury Bournville Cocoa
1 egg, lightly beaten
˝ cup walnuts
250g packet Arnotts Marie biscuits, broken into pieces
In a saucepan melt butter, sugar and cocoa over a medium heat for 3 minutes. Stirring to ensure sugar dissolves.
Remove from heat add egg, walnuts and biscuits. Press mixture into a baking paper lined approx 20cm x 20cm slab pan. Chill for 1 hour.
Chocolate topping
250g Cadbury dark cooking chocolate, chopped coarsely
50g butter
Strawberries to Decorate
Walnuts to Decorate
1 Tablespoon Apricot Jam
Melt chocolate and butter in bowl over simmering water. Spread over slice. Allow to set in refrigerator for 20 minutes. Slice with hot knife into pieces. Decorate with Strawberries/ or Walnuts. Melt Apricot Jam in Microwave for about 15 sec. Brush over Strawberries or Walnuts, gives you a great "gloss" finish.
Enjoy !
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Thanks for that , i will try to making some at the weekend , but could you just tell me ..what sort of biscuits are Arnotts Marie biscuits ?? As i expect we wont have those here , so i will have to replace them with something else!
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They look and sound fabulous! My son would shove the whole pan in his face in a minute....and if I served them to my neighbors, they'd swear I had Martha herself locked in my closet somewhere!
Beth
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YUMMY!
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What is castor sugar???
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What is castor sugar???
a very fine version of white sugar :ausflag;
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Mmmmmmmmmmm
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Thanks for that , i will try to making some at the weekend , but could you just tell me ..what sort of biscuits are Arnotts Marie biscuits ?? As i expect we wont have those here , so i will have to replace them with something else!
Marie Biscuit
One of the most popular biscuits around the world, Marie is a light, crisp, sweet, vanillary biscuit. The distinctive round biscuit has an intricate pattern and is perennially popular as a recipe ingredient. Arnott’s first launched a Marie biscuit in 1922 and has proudly produced it to the same recipe ever since.
Kickstart, any plain sweet biscuit will do