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Rosie’s Chocolate Tiffin

19th June 2011 by Freycob

This recipe is incredibly moreish and really quite fattening, but it’s absolutely gorgeous too!  Don’t worry about buying expensive ingredients because if your house is anything like mine; it won’t last very long when it’s made, and to be honest, I’ve tried making it with branded ingredients and it really doesn’t taste much different either, so basically it can be a cheap and cheerful treat!

The ingredients list for this is great too as they’re all pretty much approximate values.  No need to be precise with your measuring, which means it’s great to make with the kids.

3/4 (ish) large pack of Digestive biscuits
2-3oz (BIIIIG handful) of sultanas
2 x 100g bars of milk chocolate
1 x 100g bar of dark chocolate
3oz butter
2tbs golden syrup

Topping:
2 x 100g bars of milk chocolate

Foil tray bake – they normally come in a pack of 4 for about £1.50 ish as they’re disposable.

1. Place the digestives into a large bowl.

2. Crush roughly, leaving a few larger pieces to add ‘crunch’ to your Tiffin.

3. In a saucepan, place your 200g of milk chocolate and 100g plain chocolate, the butter and the golden syrup.  Melt GENTLY over a low heat, stirring occasionally.

4. Meanwhile add the sultanas to the crushed biscuits.

5. Mix thoroughly.

6. Stir the ingredients in the saucepan to ensure they’re thoroughly mixed while heating.

7. When the chocolate is melted, add this mixture to your biscuit and sultana mix in your bowl.  Mix well  until it’s all combined.

8. Pour the mixture into your tray and spread out to an even depth (don’t worry about a perfectly smooth surface; life’s too short to worry!)

9.  Leave to cool while you melt the remaining 200g of milk chocolate GENTLY.

10. Pour the chocolate topping over your tiffin base and cool until set.

11. These foil trays are marked 3 across by 5 down but I find if you cut it into 15 pieces it’s far too rich, so I tend to cut each square of Tiffin in half diagonally to give 30 pieces.

Again, enjoy my recipe and if you do follow it and like the result, then please return and leave me a comment.

Thanks

Rosie
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