Hello everyone, I hope you’re well.
Two weeks has gone by so fast, and that means a new Baking Fun Challenge!!
I had five entries for my first Baking Fun Challenge, which I think is Fabulous!
Thank you so much to:
Danika, Kelly-Anne, Gabi, Nancy and Sarah!
Now it is time for my Readers to choose a winner!
You can go to the bottom of this post and vote for your favorite “Something for a Tea” recipe!!
You have 5 days for voting.
I will announce the winner on Sunday the 31st of July.
Participants are unfortunately not able to vote for themselves, the program don’t allow it!
So advertise the voting on your blog, Facebook, twitter, etc. and encourage them to vote for you.
Now for this weeks challenge..........
Anything with Chocolate!
That easy! Anything you can think of that has chocolate in!
If this is your first time entering, please go here for the rules and how to enter.
My example is Caramel and Chocolate slices!
You will need:
For the Base
1 cup Self-raising flour
1/2 cup White Sugar
1/2 cup Desiccated Coconut
1/2 Corn Flakes
125g Butter
For the Filling
1 can (385g) Full Cream Sweetened Condensed Milk
2 tablespoons golden syrup (I used honey)
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon sugar
For the topping
Melting Chocolate. Be sure that it is BAKING, MELTING or a very good chocolate such as Lindt or else it won’t melt smoothly.
3 tablespoons vegetable oil (so that the chocolate don’t harden so much).
1. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees C. Lightly grease a 19cm x 29cm slice tin.
2. Refine the Corn Flakes in a Ziplock bag with a wooden rolling pin.
3. For the base, sift flour into a bowl, then mix in the sugar, coconut and corn flakes.
4. Melt the butter, (as soon as the butter starts to melt, switch off the stove, and as soon as everything is melted, take off the plate. Butter burns very easy). Pour the melted butter over the dry ingredients and mix well.
5. Press into tin and bake for 10 minutes or until gold brown.
6. While you wait for the base to bake, make the filling: put all the ingredients in a saucepan and simmer on low heat for 10 minutes, stirring CONSTANTLY!
WARNING: make sure there is a grown-up with you, because this mix burn VERY easy and then you have to start all over.
7. Your base should be done by now. Let cool for a while.
8. Then pour the caramel over, and leave to set in the fridge.
9. Melt the chocolate over a low heat. Don’t stir to much while not completely melted, that sometimes makes it crumble and not melt properly.
10. Pour the chocolate over the caramel layer, and leave to set in the fridge.
Take out of fridge when set, let stand for about half an hour. Cut into squares or fingers.
There you are! Bon Appetite!!!
Now show me your chocolate recipe!!
Rules:
-You can link up using your blog or if you don’t have a blog, e-mail your entry to me.
-Create a post on your blog with the recipe and at least one picture of the finished product.
or
e-mail the recipe, with at least one picture of the finished product and I will enter your recipe in the challenge (remember to come back and check out your entry).
-One recipe per person/blog please.
-You are allow to have help with your baking.
-Please use the blue frog below to enter. Be sure to add the link to your direct blog posting/recipe and not your whole blog as this makes it much easier to find your recipe.
-Please comment on at least 3 other entries.
-Each recipe needs to be linked back to Heidi’s Crafts or has to have the button in the post.
-This is a fortnightly challenge, you have two weeks to enter.
-Entries need to be linked up by Monday 8th of August for this chocolate challenge.
-After the challenge has closed, I will announce the entries in a separate posting and you will be able to vote for your favourite recipe.
-You are all allowed to advertise for people to vote for you! Anywhere you like, on your blog, facebook, twitter, etc.
-I will have a blinkie, specially for the Winner.
-Age doesn’t matter. From little girls to grandmas ware welcome!
-The aim of the challenge is to encourage mothers and grandma’s with their girls to enjoy making food in the kitchen, to share recipes, find new ones and have lots of fun!
Cool! I can do that! But... How do I vote exactly??
ReplyDeleteHugs
Sarah
Brilliant theme!! The baking challenge is really fun! Love you lots and miss you lots! Kelly-Anne
ReplyDeleteHey Sarah
ReplyDeleteYou go to the bottom of this post http://heidiscrafts.blogspot.com/2011/07/im-starting-baking-challenge.html
You will see, there are thumbnails of all the entries (pictures), with a button that says "vote" under each ones name, with a little star. Click on the star and your done!
I have recently found out that Inlinkz does not allow you to vote for your own entry.
I tried to change it, but I couldn’t. So will you please vote for the recipe you like most, besides your own! Since this is the first time I do voting and that kind of stuff, please have mercy on me, while I'm figuring it out!
If you have any other problems please let me know so I can help you
Hugs
Heidi
Hello my dearest friend, please hop over to my blog and look in the 'pages' section, I have something that I want you to see...!!! Lotsa love, Kxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome!
My cousin has a recipe book called "Chocolate Recipes" that I gave her for ther Birthday! I'm so gonna borrow it!
Hugs,
Gabi
Oh, yum!!! My mouth was watering through the whole post!!! =)
ReplyDeleteAlright! I've entered - finally! Hope you like my recipe! Lots of love and hugs, Kelly-Anne
ReplyDeleteAlright! I've entered - finally! Hope you like my recipe! Lots of love and hugs, Kelly-Annexxx
ReplyDeleteAgain it's a last minute rush!
ReplyDeleteBut at least I made really yummy chocolate mousse!!!
Yay!
Gabi