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A Chocolate Slice Recipe That's Childs Play

June 30th 2009 05:08
Yummy Chocolate slice recipe for kids
A Rawfish subscriber recently left a comment on a recipe I posted for a cheap and easy vanilla slice. He suggested making a chocolate slice, and that is exactly what I have done. The following recipe, with step by step pics, is so easy a child could make it, as there is no heating required. Getting kids involved in cooking is fun, and teaches them self reliance. My three brothers and I are all good cooks thanks to a weekly family tradition called ‘make your own’ night.
getting kids involved cooking downward pressure

Ingredients
1pkt Arnotts Lattice Biscuits @$2.59
1pkt Chocolate instant pudding mix @$1.26
300ml Cream @$1.68
250ml Milk @$1.91L÷4= $0.28
Total cost= $5.81÷11 portions =$0.53 EACH
Lattice biscuits chocolate pudding recipe ingredients

Method
Brush the underside of the biscuits generously with milk to allow them to start softening.
Line a suitably sized tray with greaseproof paper and lay half the biscuits face down over the bottom.
To make the chocolate filling, follow the recipe on the pudding mix, substituting 300ml of cream for 300mls of the milk.
chocolate instant pudding mix recipe
After adding the pudding mix to the milk (and cream) and beating it by hand, spread it evenly over the bottom layer of biscuits.
Arrange the remaining biscuits face up over the top and gently apply downward pressure.
Use a spatula to smooth along the sides if necessary.
Refrigerate for at least half an hour to allow the filling to set.
It is preferable to refrigerate for 24 hours to allow the biscuits to soften, but it is hard to wait that long!

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Comment by Morgan Bell

June 30th 2009 07:45


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man that looks good!

you know, i have never seen those Arnotts lattice biscuits before, i will have to keep them in mind

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