Brush the crust with the beaten egg. Bake the pie in the oven for 50-55 minutes. Excellent with a little scoop of ice cream. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
2CUPS peanut butter 1 1/2CUPS confectioner’s sugar 4TBSP butter softened 1/2TSP vanilla extract 1/4TSP salt 1CUP rice krispies 22 Hershey’s almond chocolate bar (Halloween size) 1TSP vegetable oil Take the first 5 ingredients and mix together well. Once mixed, mix in the rice krispies in. Make balls with the dough. I like to throw outside for a few minutes to harden them up. But you can put them on fridge or freezer til chocolate is ready. I find they work best in the chocolate when cold.I made a double broiler for the chocolate and oil. I use a fork to turn the balls in the chocolate and to take them out. Lay out separate on non stick sheet. Let chocolate harden. These never last, I always make double batch.Were working with chocolate today
1/2CUP semisweet chocolate chips 1/2CUP butterscotch chips 1CUP chow mein noodles 1/2CUP salted peanutsMix the chowmein, marshmallows, & peanuts in bowl. Over double broiler. Melt chocolate and butterscotch chips.Once melted mix chocolate mixture over chowmein.Drop by Tablespoons onto a non stick sheet.Wait til chocolate hardens, then dig inWorking with lots of chocolate today!
I like taking simple vanilla cookies. Any brand will do. Fill with icing to make sandwiches. We dunk in chocolate and decorate with more icing.Another simple, cheap & fun thing to do with the kiddos. Let chocolate harden and enjoy!Worked with chocolate today!
I do a double boiler. Add some chocolate and a tad bit of oil. Semi sweet chocolate is best but you can use any. Melt. I use a fork to turn marshmallows around in the chocolate and to take out. I sprinkle a little bit of Christmas sprinkles on top.I use non stick sheets, silicone works and or parchment paper. Let chocolate harden.Everyone always goes back for a second! Simple, cheap and just tastes great. We always make around Christmas.Worked with chocolate today