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Rocky Road, Chocolate Overload!

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The quickest, easiest, yummiest rocky road yet! Melted chocolate with crushed biscuits/cookies and marshmallows!

Ingredients

  • ¾ pounds Dark Chocolate (350g)
  • ⅓ pounds Unsalted Butter (150g)
  • 3 Tablespoons Golden Syrup
  • 7 ounces, weight Tennis Biscuits
  • 3-½ ounces, fluid Mini Marshmallows (100g)

Preparation

Make sure you have a foil tart platelet handy—round or square, whatever you prefer. (I use round.)

Prepare a bain-marie (a pot of steaming water with a bowl over the top to use to melt chocolate). Keep it on medium heat, as you don’t want the chocolate to melt too fast and burn.

Place chopped dark chocolate, unsalted butter and golden syrup into the bowl on top of the bain-marie.

Break the biscuits into a large mixing bowl, add mini marshmallows and mix roughly by hand.

Keep an eye on the melting chocolate and stir until you have a rich, glossy melted chocolate (heavenly) concoction.

Remove from heat.

Taking care to ensure that at least one third of your melted chocolate mixture remains in the bowl (i.e. keep it!), pour chocolate over your broken biscuit/marshmallow dry mix.

Stir to coat all biscuit pieces and marshmallows, then press into foil tart platelet. Press down firmly and try to compact pieces as much as possible.

Pour the remaining one third of melted chocolate over the top, to form a smooth chocolate topping.

Refrigerate for approximately 10 minutes (or until ready to serve).

Makes at least 10 slices (if you’re using the round platelets), depending on how big a piece you cut!

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