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Nigella’s Rocky Road Crunch Bars – Christmas Recipes

March 7, 2011 By Aarthi 8 Comments

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Crunchy Nutty Chocolate
Hope everyone had a Great weekend..I enjoyed this weekend by Cooking(ofcourse),had a Great Shopping and Slept a lot(Yes,tired of Shopping).Lets start this week with a Delicious Simple Chocolate.I know everyone loves chocolate.But I love it it anyform especially this one.I made this for my Sister, She was asking me to do this for such a long time for her friends.This week I thought of making it and I Made it.

This is one of Nigella Lawson’s Recipe,I got this from one of her Best selling book “Nigella Christmas”.But I made slight modifications as usual..But it still looks like the same thing in the picture(check out the picture down).YAY..I DONE IT AGAIN….The cool thing in this recipe is with a little amount of good Chocolate you could get a massive amount of chocolate bars.Totally I got around 40 bars of chocolate pieces(Imp:Most of them I finished that day itself…Yippee).This is great as giving presents or for a party.The original recipe calls for dark chocolate chips,I couldn’t find that amazing thing anywhere over here…So I used Bournville Dark chocolate Bar(80rs pack),If any of you find that wonderful chocolate chips anywhere here,please let me know.Also you could use any nuts as per your wish or skip any nuts if you don’t like them.This is a extremely flexible recipe,You could make it as per your taste.Ok Give it a try and please leave comments.
Ingrediants:
Dark chocolate-1 bar / 100 gms
Milkmaid / Condensed milk-1 Tin / 400 gms
Marie Biscuit – 30-40 Pieces
Butter-100 gm
Apricot-1/2 cup sliced
Tutti fruity-1 cup(I used mixed colours)
Raisans-3/4 cup
Badam / Almonds -1/2 cup chopped
Cashew-1/2 cup chopped
Cherry-1/2 cup chopped
Dates-1/2 cup chopped
Marshmallow-1/2 cup chopped in to small pieces(optional)
Icing Sugar-to dust on top
Method:
In a Microwave safe bowl,add in broken Dark chocolate and Butter and melt for 1 min,Give it a stir.At this point the chocolate mixture will look like a molten pool of chocolate.
Crush the biscuit roughly(ther should be some dust and some crumble).
In the chocolate pool,add milkmaid and mix well.
Add in all the nuts,Cherry and mix well.
Fold in the crushed biscuit and give everything a good mix,until every thing is shinely combined.
Tip the mixture in Aluminum Tins or any Greased tray.Cover and set it in the Deep freeze over night.
When ready cut it into squares and Dust it with icing Sugar.Eat it atonce or you can even give as presents.

Enjoy..

Pictorial:

Ur ingrediants
Crush biscuits and chop up nuts
Take Chocolate in your mixing bowl..
add some butter to it..
Melt your chocolate and Butter…Looks glossy right…
Pour in your condensed milk..
Mix well…
Add all your nuts…
Mix till combined
Now throw in the crushed Biscuits
and mix well…
Empty it in three tins…
Looks great right
Cover it…
Set it in deep freeze
Cut them into pieces and arrange them in platter
Dust some icing sugar on top…
YUM YUM
And DIG IN…
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Filed Under: Apricot, Badam, Butter, Christmas Special Recipes, Condensed Milk, Dates, Kids, Kids Special Recipes, Marie Biscuits, Nigella Lawson, Recent Recipes, Tutti Fruiti

About Aarthi

Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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  1. Karen Xavier

    March 7, 2011 at 6:59 pm

    Love this one too, would make nice edible gifts to hand out to friends…

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  2. Aarthi

    March 8, 2011 at 5:26 am

    Ya…it was so easy to make and so tasty too

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  3. Ruba

    March 9, 2011 at 11:36 am

    Aarthi Nice to c ur receipes all the best keep on cooking!!!

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  4. Anonymous

    August 30, 2011 at 7:45 pm

    Looks and I can feel its am amazing recipe!Just wanted to know what brand of Table butter do u use and do we get unsalted butter in India esp Mumbai know of any brands??

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  5. Aarthi

    August 31, 2011 at 3:53 am

    @Anonymous I always use amul butter…I think that butter in the picture is nilgris…You can use salted butter too in this recipe…If you want unsalted butter try searching cooking butter in super markets

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  6. Anonymous

    January 4, 2012 at 4:16 am

    Aarti, if using chocolate chips, what quantity should I use for this recipe? Looks good! I would like to try it with chocolate chips.

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  7. Aarthi

    January 4, 2012 at 4:22 am

    @Anonymous..You can use about 100 gms of good dark chocolate chips

    Reply
  8. Samyuktha

    June 13, 2015 at 7:24 am

    Loved it s very yummy to eat as well as to do……keep giving recipes like this……….

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