Various Recipes

Polyester2 · Post by **Polyester2** » 27 Nov 2007, 11:58

Can anyone help, as I need these recipes by this afternoon.
I need the recipe for
1. rockyroad
2. Honeycomb
Chocolate Fossils
thanks Gayle

Polyester2 · Post by **Polyester2** » 27 Nov 2007, 12:03

Sorry everyone for the short and sweet notice, as the Principal just came in to see me and I had to rush off.
But getting back to these recipes, I would be much appreciated if anyone could supply me with one or all these recipes.
Thanking you all
Gayle Polyester2

Leanne · Post by **Leanne** » 27 Nov 2007, 13:09

Hi Give us your fax No. I've got Honeycomb and Rocky Road

Leanne

Ian · Post by **Ian** » 27 Nov 2007, 13:14

Hi Gayle,

We do a choc Fossil prac where the kids simply spoon chocy into chocolate molds. This gives the idea of a "Cast", etc. We do another one where they "mine" chocolate chips out of ChocChip cookies, using only toothpics. The group that gets the greatest weight of pure chocolate (no crumbs) wins!! (no touching with fingers, etc)

The following sites have recipes for Rocky Road and Honeycomb.

http://www.csiro.au/helix/sciencemail/a ... yroad.html

http://www.recipezaar.com/176574

All the best!

Ian

Polyester2 · Post by **Polyester2** » 27 Nov 2007, 13:30

Hi Ian and Leanne

Thanks so much Ian for those recipes of rockyroad and honeycomb
and Leanne it would be wonderful if you could send the recipes you have also
especially the Chocolate Fossils to Fax 0246255986

Thank you both again
Gayle

Polyester2 · Post by **Polyester2** » 27 Nov 2007, 13:31

Me again

Ian I love the idea of mining for chocolate fossils
Think I will get the teachers here to do that one.

Gayle

smiley · Post by **smiley** » 27 Nov 2007, 13:34

We make both rocky road and honeycomb in those rectangular foil trays on electric hotplates, using some "food only" spoons for stirring, measuring out the bicarb etc. That way the product is edible. By the way, if you are going to use honey for your honeycomb, not golden syrup, do NOT buy homebrand, especially Coles. I don't know what they do to the honey but it's foul

and it wont caramelise (ie cook untils it gets to 'hard crack' stage). The trays used to be available in supermarkets, but are definitely available in catering places, or Daltons Packaging type places.

Good Luck

Cheers, K

vic · Post by **vic** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:40

Hey there,

you mighyt want to get a book called "The Yummy book of Rocks" it a has some good recipes in it.

vic

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