Cadbury Creme Egg Minis, 78g

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Sundaes usually contain chocolate or fruit sauce, baked goods, nuts, fruit, a cream topping and of course, ice cream. For this recipe, it's important to whisk, beat and stir the ingredients, so a food processor blade wouldn't be ideal, but you could certainly make the batter using one, if you really need to. Chopping the Creme eggs in half can be a bit fiddly, so make sure that either you take charge of that step or that your kids have adult supervision. Filled with that oh-so-delightful centre, Creme Eggs are the gooey go-to for Easter, guaranteed to please all the family. While the recipe contains baking powder, it's only half a teaspoon to improve the texture of the blondies.

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However, in the US and other countries, Creme Eggs sometimes have "May contain wheat" on the label, meaning they are unsuitable for someone with a severe gluten allergy. There are only a few ingredients, and you’ll only need one bowl and one tray to mix and cook them in. They should be light, smooth and fluffy before you move onto the next step for this cookie dough to work at it’s best! Dark chocolate is an absolute must too, ideally 85% cocoa solids, but it’ll still work with as little as 70%.

Set a timer a few minutes short of the baking time if you are worried they might burn, but keep that door shut until the time is up or close to it. I use white chocolate chips in blondie recipes to keep the colour pale, but feel free to use milk or even dark chocolate if you want.

To make these gloriously decadent Easter blondies, you'll first melt butter, then whisk with soft brown sugar, eggs and vanilla. The rich chocolate sponge of each cupcake conceals a mini Creme Egg baked into the centre, and each is topped with creamy chocolate frosting, drizzled with melted chocolate and topped with Creme Egg pieces. So always make sure that you double-check all of your ingredients labels to ensure that they are vegetarian. Older kids will love getting to break up the biscuits and mini eggs - place both ingredients in a freezer bag, hand your kids a rolling pin and let them have at it! No need to get fancy with sea salt or anything as we won’t appreciate the texture that brings here, it’s just flavour we’re after.

I love that this recipe is gluten free, I don’t exactly follow a gluten free diet either but the recipes are healthier without sacrificing taste! Add the soft brown sugar and caster sugar (or granulated, if using) and whisk for a good few minutes until everything is well incorporated. Luckily, cookies would probably work well as a gluten-free recipe because cookies don't rely on a gluten stretch for their structure like cakes or bread. The sugar should also help them keep for longer, and the moisture will help keep the texture for longer than a cake or cookie.Unfortunately, these Easter blondies aren't suitable for vegans as the recipe contains egg and dairy products. Easter blondies recipe Pointers, tricks and troubleshooting tips for the perfect Easter blondies Is this Easter blondies recipe easy to make? However, if you need to use a stand mixer for physical support, it should be fine if you're cautious about how much you mix your dough. So it's always best to check the labels of all ingredients to make sure they're suitable, especially when baking for someone with dietary requirements.

pack the mixture into a lined tin and chill before adding the melted chocolate topping and decorating with Easter chocolate! If you live somewhere warmer or your kitchen gets hot, it's probably best to keep them in the fridge.When you login first time using a Social Login button, we collect your account public profile information shared by Social Login provider, based on your privacy settings. If you feel like your oven temperature might be the problem, invest in an oven thermometer to get a more accurate reading. Once the decorations have set, transfer your cakes into a suitably-sized container, keeping them to a single layer. I’m based in the wild and remote Shetland Islands, where I’ve been sharing my adventure-fuelling recipes since 2011.