Cadbury Mini Eggs Chocolate Bar, 110g

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Preheat your oven to 180°C / 350°F. Line a square 9×9 inch (23×23 cm) cookie pan with baking parchment. Beat thebutterandsugarwith an electric whisk or stand mixer. Then add theeggandvanilla essence. 2. Mix the dry ingredients Remove cookie bars from the oven when they are a rich golden brown and let them cool completely before removing from the baking dish. Nuts - if you prefer nuts to chocolate why not swap the chocolate chips for some chopped nuts? Almonds, pistachios, peanuts and hazelnuts are all solid choices. x 30cm baking tin – the all-important baking tin. Make sure you get the right size for this recipe, otherwise the measurements will be off

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Mini Eggs - a 297g family-sized bag is needed for the recipe, plus a few more for the topping! I use a rolling pin to crush some of the mini eggs into smaller pieces. You could another brand of chocolate filled eggs or leftover candy too. butter - make sure to use softened butter, otherwise it won’t cream properly with the sugar and the cookie bars won’t have that classic chocolate chip cookie texture. Chocolate cheerio baubles – homemade Christmas treats just don't get any better than this. Delicious decorations that will soon become a regular tradition in your household

Step 6: Remove from the oven and immediately push the reserved mini eggs into the top of the cookie crust. Leave to cool in the tin. Once cool, cut into pieces and serve. Enjoy! How do I line a square tin? Press the dough into the lined cookie pan, note that it will be quite thin but don’t worry as it will rise a little as it cooks, and add the remaining Mini Eggs on top. Place the butter in a small saucepan and heat over medium-low to melt the butter. Once it is completely melted, turn the heat up slightly to medium and cook, stirring continuously so the milk solids do not catch and burn. The butter mixture will bubble and go foamy, and eventually will start to brown. Turn the heat off when the melted brown butter is a deep golden colour, before it burns. It will smell nutty and delicious. Leave to cool a little before using. Step 4: Sift in the flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) and salt and fold in using a spatula. Reserve a good handful of whole mini eggs, then tip the rest into the cookie dough, mixing to evenly combine. Don’t worry if they're still a bit soft after you take them out of the oven. They will cook a little more in the tin and harden as they cool. Serving suggestions

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You need to use an 8×8 square tin for this recipe. If you are using a much bigger baking tray you will want to make a bigger batch of the recipe. Just multiply the ingredients. Or instead you can reduce your cooking time. They key to these cookie bars is to have them slightly gooey. It makes them so delicious. Transfer the cookie dough to a 9 x 13 in (23 x 30cm) lined baking tin. Be sure to flatten it out evenly. Decorate with mini eggs by pushing them lightly into the dough. Measuring spoons*: a set of measuring spoons is essential for any baker. This is because these are more accurate than using everyday teaspoons and tablespoons, which can vary greatly in size. Whenever I see the Easter eggs arrive in the shop it gives me the urge to bake. As well as buy a bag of Mini Eggs to scoff!Step 2: Preheat the oven to 180C/350F. Line an 8″ square baking tray with parchment paper then set it aside whilst making the cookie dough. Pour the sweetened condensed milk on top of the cookie base and spread out into an even layer using a spatula. Salt– Always add a little salt to your sweet baked good to balance out the sweetness of the treats. Yes, you can double the recipe using the x2 button in the recipe card and bake your bars in a 9×13 inch pan. The baking time should be the same, just let them rest in the baking pan for a little while longer to fully set. How to store these easter blondies? Flour: I use plain/all purpose flour here. I prefer adding raising agents separately, as I do with salt, so I can control the rise of this bake.