Ingredients
Base
- 200 grams butter shortbread biscuits
- 90 grams unsalted butter cubed
Filling
- 400 grams good quality dark chocolate
- 300 grams cream
- 2 tablespoons golden syrup
- 1 heaped tablespoon Butter
- 80 grams pistachios, chopped
- 12 smallish easter eggs
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Place broken biscuits & butter cubes into TM
Pulse (closed lid position) a few times until mixture comes together.
Press into lined 27cm x 17cm tin & place into fridge to firm.
Place broken chocolate pieces into TM & grate 10/15 seconds on speed 8.
Add remaining ingredients (except chopped pistachios) & cook 2 minutes 50 degrees speed 5.
Once melted sufficiently add pistachios (reserving some for topping) & stir 15 seconds speed 1 using spatula to incorporate.
Press the easter eggs into your base mixture in tin, putting one in the middle of each space where a slice will be when cut up.
Pour filling mix over top & sprinkle on the reserved pistachios.
Set in fridge, then slice up.
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This recipe was converted from a Better Homes & Gardens recipe
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Comments
As i left this recipe to the last minute, and couldn't find any caramels Easter eggs on Easter Saturday, I mixed it up a bit and added Ferrero Rocher chocolates instead, and substituted pistachios with toasted slivered almonds.....a delight! Colder Ferrero's are a bit difficult to get one's mouth around, but the same problem might happen with the Easter eggs also I guess.
with Ferrero's, you don't have to wait for the excuse of Easter to enjoy either, happy days!
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