Showing posts with label Honey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honey. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Honey Nutella Rice Krispie treats


Rice Krispie treats are on a short list of kid-friendly, three-ingredient, always popular things to bring to a holiday party without resorting to a store-bought snack.  Most people will be pleasantly smile when you show with them, the host will put them out on the dessert table, and they will get eaten. They will, however, the Dasher or Prancer of desserts-certainly not the steal-the-show-and-save-Christmas Rudolph.


Arrive at your case with this honey, Nutella Rice Krispie treats and heads will change if Santa himself had just walked in the door.  It is your choice whether you share the secret that honey, Nutella Rice Krispie treats are just as easy to prepare as the original Rice Krispie treats-only three ingredients and a microwave. If you want, you can tell people that little Elves worked all day on them (they'll never have to know that the Elves were your children and that most of the works was licking the spoon Nutella-stuffed).



How to make honey Nutella Rice Krispie treats


You'll notice that when you read the ingredients below that I don't actually use Nutella or Rice Krispies. Is this a case of false advertising? Not really. I thought it would be if I called Justin's nut butter recipe honey Erewhon crispy brown rice cereal treats people not very excited about it; not to mention the fact that I'm not even sure how to say the word "erewhon".


Yield: an 8 x 8 glass baking dish of treats (doubling the recipe if you prefer taller treats-treats will be thicker, but will still fit in the same baking dish.)

Combine in a medium sized microwave safe bowl, honey and Nutella and microwave for 30 seconds. Rudder.  Honey and Nutella have warm and thoroughly combined.  If not, continue for 10 seconds at a time when microwave and stir until they are. (If you don't have a microwave, heat in a medium saucepan over medium heat for 5 minutes.)Mix Rice Krispies in the bowl and stir, all of the Krispies. Spread mixture into an 8 x 8 coating glass baking dish.Refrigerator for at least three hours.Cut into squares and eat!Coming Soon

Soon, I have more fun with Rice Krispie treats, and a related cupcake.



View the original article here

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Honey Nutella Rice Krispie Treats


Rice Krispie treats are on a short list of kid-friendly, three-ingredient, always popular things to bring to a holiday party without resorting to a store-bought snack.  Most people will be pleasantly smile when you appear with them, the host will put them out on the dessert table, and they will be eaten. However, they will be the Dasher or Prancer of desserts-certainly not the steal-the-show-and-save-Christmas Rudolph.


Arriving at your thing with this honey, Nutella Rice Krispie treats and heads will change if Santa himself had just walked in the door.  It is your choice whether you share the secret that honey, Nutella Rice Krispie treats are just as easy to prepare as the original Rice Krispie treats-only three ingredients and a microwave. If you want to, you can tell people that little Elves on them all day worked (they'll never have to know that the Elves were your children and that most of the Working Group was licking the spoon Nutella-filled).



How to make Rice Krispie treats honey Nutella


You'll notice that when you read the ingredients below that I actually Nutella or Rice Krispies didn't use it. Is this a case of false advertising? Not really. I thought if I was not the recipe honey Justin's nut butter Erewhon crispy brown rice cereal treats people would be very excited about; not to mention the fact that I'm not even sure how to say the word "erewhon".


Yield: 8 x 8 glass baking dish of treats (double the recipe if you prefer taller treats-the treats will be thicker, but still will fit into the same baking dish.)

Combine in a medium-sized microwave safe bowl, honey and Nutella and microwave for 30 seconds. Stir.  The honey and Nutella should warm and thoroughly combined.  If not, continue for 10 seconds at a time microwave and stir until they are. (If you don't have a microwave, heat in a medium saucepan over medium heat for 5 minutes.)Mix Rice Krispies in the bowl and stir, all of the Krispies. Spread mixture into an 8 x 8 coating glass baking dish.Refrigerator for at least three hours.Cut into squares and eat!Coming Soon

Soon, I have more fun with Rice Krispie treats, and a related cupcake.



View the original article here