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    Saturday
    Sep242011

    Chocolate Peanut Butter Spiders

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    Finishing off "easy ideas" week with Chocolate Peanut Butter Spiders. Five minutes and three ingredients, that's all you'll need to make 24 crunchy and chocolately mini spiders. 

    If your an Australian with kids you have probably made these or eaten these before, they are made with the popular fried noodles made by 'Chang's'. This is pretty much the recipe you will find on the packet and I added black cachous on the dark spiders for the extra crunch of "spider eggs" ;) 

    Chang's Original Fried Noodles

    Ingredients

    1 pkt Chang’s Original Fried Noodles 100g (3.5oz)
    2 Tablespoons Crunchy Peanut Butter
    200g (7oz) chopped Milk or Dark Chocolate... this can eating chocolate like I used today or cooking chocolate or even compound chocolate/candy melts if you prefer. 

    Optional: black cachous 

    Method

    Microwave chocolate and peanut butter in microwave safe mixing bowl for about 30 seconds on high. If not melted, then microwave again in 5 second intervals. Stir until smooth. Add noodles, stir lightly with a metal spoon until well coated. With a teaspoon, spoon the mixture onto non-stick baking paper or mat. Using heaped teaspoons, this mixture will yield 24 to 40 spiders. Top with black cachous if using. 

    black cachous for spider eggs

    Place in refrigerator until set. Package as gifts or just eat them straight away!!

    Happy weekend baking :) 

    Wednesday
    Nov112009

    The boy is good!

    Still out with the spider bite, so I thought I'd feature my 17 year old step sons patisserie skills! 

    Chocolate mudslide cookies
    baked & photographed by Daniel Paxton-Zahra


    Chocolate Peppermint Fudge Sauce over Vanilla bean ice-cream
    all made and photographed by Daniel Paxton-Zahra

     Daniel has 6 days of High School left, culminating with Food Tech theory exam next Tuesday. See Daniel's bio and short film on the About Me page.