Over on Instagram I've been finding lots of neat stuff lately. I like Instagram well 'cause it's instant, I post a lot of stuff there before it hits the blog, my Instagram account name is bubbleandsweet (LINK HERE).
Like I said I've been finding lots of fun cute stuff there like these rainbow stripe spoons from Bespoke Party Products that I used to make these 'pot o gold' desserts.
The desserts are chocolate mousse topped with gold nugget rice krispie and finished with the rainbow spoons.
The rice krispie treat added a lovely crunch to the mousse which was great textural contrast.
Pretty much you can use any chocolate recipe you like. Mine were more pots of chocolate cream than mousse but you get the idea.
Pop the mousse into little pot shaped glasses (mine vintage glasses from a friend) allow to set, pop some rice krispie nuggets on top and then stick in a spoon.
Gold Nugget rice krispie decoration
100grams yellow candy melts
1/2 cup rice bubbles (rice krispies)
2 Tbsp gold sugar
Melt the candy melts in the microwave at medium heat for 90 seconds. Mix in the rice krispies.
Spread mixture onto a tray lined with baking/ parchment paper and then sprinkle gold sugar over top. Place in fridge to set, break into small pieces. Store in airtight container for up to 1 weeks.
Rainbow spoons from Bespoke Party Products
Linda Vandermeer is a blogger, baker, maker and author of the cookbook ' Sweets on a Stick': More than 150 kid friendly recipes for cakes, candies, cookies and pies on the go!. Published in the US the book is available at most online book stores.
Original Ideas, photography and recipes by Linda Vandermeer do not reuse without permission.
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ReplyDeleteLove these, the "gold nuggets" are perfect!!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I very much like the way your photographs are grouped together and wondered which software you would use to do this? I use Powerpoint for my presentation boards for my Interior Design course, but when I save the Powerpoint as a jpeg the images lose clarity even though they are large pixel sizes and 300dpi. I wondered if you could please advise, as your images look great quality. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi for the collaging I use PicMonkey :)
DeleteThanks Linda, I've not heard of that before, but looks great, so professional. :-)
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