The Ultimate Rocky Road
250g butter
300g dark chocolate - I like to use 85% cocoa
300g milk chocolate
6 tablespoons of golden syrup
200g digestive biscuits
200g big marshmallows
1 large pan
1 loaf tin lined with cling film.
Grab your pan and away we go.
Put in all of the chocolate, butter and syrup and melt over a low heat.
Until it look a little something like this.
And give them a god old bashing. I like to keep them quite chunky so when the rocky road is finished you get a nice crunch.
I chopped them into three so there was some really big chunks of mallow in every bite.
Then give it another good stir - I told you this was easy.
Now you are ready to get this thing in the fridge.
I lined the loaf tin (which is already chocolate splattered) with some cling film, which will make it a lot easier to turn out when it is all nice and set.
Leave overnight for best result. I know, I know its tempting but it will be worth it I promise.
Give the tin a little bash so the chocolate becomes free and turn it out.
You have the biggest door stopper made from chocolate.
Give it a little loving sprinkle of icing sugar to add some extra sweetness.
Now you are free to chop this into however pieces as you wish. I decided to go for slices and stack them high.
And I tell you this. These little beauties did not last long in the tea house.
A huge thank you to tea lady Charley who helped out on the development of this one.
Happy Rocky Road making x
oommmmmmmm, nom nom, my mum makes a version of this called 'lumpy bumpy cake' - I don't know why she doesn't just call it Rocky Road , but uses a whole jar of chocolate spread instead of melting chocolate. I will definitely be giving this a whirl though!!!
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