Ramblings of a retiree in France
Posted on 19/11/2022 by Sheree
We don’t celebrate Halloween in France but, if we did, these are the bars I’d prepare for “trick or treaters.” They’re a favourite of mine because they’re so easy to make and easy to customise with whatever is at hand. The topping ideas are endless, limited only by one’s imagination and they’re always a crowd-pleaser, particularly with little ones!
You can really have fun with these bars, hence the name, adding or omitting anything you’d like! Swap peanuts for pecans (or no nuts if allergic), swap M&Ms for chocolate chips, toffee chips for butterscotch chips, pretzels for crisps……………
1.Preheat oven to 180°C /fan 160°C/gas mark 4/350°F and oil a 28 x 18 cm (9 x 13 inch) non-stick baking pan or line with greaseproof (parchment) paper, letting the paper hang off the long sides of the pan (for easy removal at the end).
2. In a bowl, combine melted butter with both biscuit crumbs until they’re moist. Place mixture into baking pan and evenly press with the bottom of a glass to form a level and flat crust.
3.Sprinkle the chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, pecans, coconut and potato chips – or whatever you’re using – all over the crust. Then cover with the sweetened condensed milk.
6. Bake in the over for 25 to 30 minutes until the biscuits are golden on top and firm to touch. Allow to cool before cutting and serving.
7. If the bars still seem too soft and gooey to slice, put them in the fridge (covered) for a few hour until they firm up.
8. Store sliced fun bars between layers of greaseproof (parchment) paper in an airtight container. They’ll keep in the fridge for about a week, not that they’ll last that long!
Category: Food and Wine, Non vegan dishes, The Musette RecipesTags: bars, dessert, sweet treats
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I just might have to make these. YUM!
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Thanks Jeanne
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Mais bientot mon Amie. 🙂
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😎
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They look delicious!
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Thanks Sue
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PS. I’m still waiting for my bananas to ripen for my banana bread. On any other occasion, they’d be ripe too quickly!
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Isn’t that always the way?
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Yes!
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HI Sheree, this is a lovely recipe. Thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure Robbie
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I used to make these often when kids were young
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They’re fun to make with the kids
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These just sound so amazing and delicious Sheree! 😊😺
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Easy to make
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These look decadent. Did you create the recipe yourself?
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It’s based on a couple of recipes I’ve seen and a desire to use up stuff in my cupboard.
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BUONA DOMENICA
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Grazie e a Lei
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🙂
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Yum! I’ll come trick or treating for these 🙂
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Next year!
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They look wonderful – the potato chips in them will make them salty and sweet — wonderful idea.
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Exactly Lillie
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nice recipe — though would not work for children as they would not accept unwrapped food.
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I refer to “trick or treating” children, of course
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Interesting though understandable
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