Easter Rocky Road

An Easter version of rocky road with dark and white chocolate. Flavour your rocky road with peanuts, Dumle toffees, chocolate Easter eggs and marshmallows.

approx. 40 pieces

PT40M

approx. 45 minutes

Rating (5 ratings)

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Ingredients

300 g dark chocolate
40 g Dansukker Dark Muscovado Sugar
100 g salted peanuts
200 g Dumle toffees
300 g white chocolate
80-100 g chocolate eggs
30 g mini marshmallows, about a handful

Instructions

Melt the dark chocolate over a water bath and add the muscovado sugar. Allow to cool slightly. Chop the peanuts and cut the Dumle toffees into small pieces. Fold into the melted chocolate. Pour the mixture into a mould, approx. 23x23 cm.

Refrigerate for about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate and allow to cool slightly. Carefully cut the chocolate eggs into small pieces and cut the marshmallows into smaller pieces if they are big. Fold nearly all the chopped chocolate eggs and marshmallows into the white chocolate, saving a few for decoration.

Remove the mould with the dark chocolate from the fridge and sprinkle the white chocolate evenly over the dark chocolate. Top with the remaining chocolate eggs and marshmallows. Refrigerate for a few hours until set.

Cut your rocky road into pieces and serve.

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