I couldn’t let the season pass without a festive version of
Rice Krispie Treats or RKT’s as I like to call them.
Don’t worry no eggs were nogged in the making of these and
the closest they come to actual alcohol is rum flavouring. As said previously,
I do like the flavour of eggnog and I thought it would be fun to try out this
flavour.
And what makes them even more festive is the fact I have made
them into little wreaths with the help of my doughnut pan, I purchased a while
back. You could make these by hand if you don’t have a doughnut pan, just grease
your hands a little and carefully mould the krispies into sausage shapes, then
curve into circles. I added some edible coloured dots to look like lights and
tied a bow with some red raffia I had hanging around. If you wanted to make
them 100% edible, you could use strawberry laces instead.
Makes 4 wreaths
Ingredients:
100 grams mini marshmallows
15 grams unsalted butter
1 teaspoon rum flavouring
½ teaspoon ground nutmeg
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
Green food colouring
65 grams rice krispies
Edible coloured dots
Method:
In a large saucepan, on low heat, melt the butter and add
the marshmallows, stirring until they have melted and combined with the butter.
Add the rum flavouring, nutmeg and cinnamon and stir through. Add enough green
food colouring, depending on what you use such as liquid or paste, until you
get a shade you find right.
Add the rice krispies and stir through, until everything is
combined. All the krispies should be covered with the green colour. Now mound
into 4 of the greased doughnut cavities if you are using a doughnut pan,
pressing down firmly. If you are using your hands, grease them lightly with
vegetable oil to prevent sticking and when the mixture has cooled slightly make
four sausages of equal length. Twist them into circles and press the ends
together where they meet. Allow to cool on greased foil, or in the pan for at
least two hours.
Carefully remove from the pan or foil and press some
coloured dots into the green krispes to look like fairy lights. Next, tie some
ribbon, raffia, strawberry laces – whatever you choose and your treats are
ready, to hang up, or gobble down! Enjoy!!
These are brilliant, so creative!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kat, I was quite impressed by how well they turned out myself!
DeleteThese are so cute and festive :) *adds mini doughnut pan to shopping list*
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for following - and I'm glad you like the wreaths!
DeleteThese are so cute - and love how you used the tin to get the perfect wreath shape. Very clever!
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