As you may know,
I recently threw said caution to the wind and made some bars for an event at our home. I tasted one that afternoon purely for testing purposes. Quality control people!
They were not so good. Too dry and way too crumbly. I would have been cleaning up crumbs for the next month. No good. So......here's what I did:
So I have no idea where I got this idea from. I am fairly confident I am not
First, I crumbled up the whole pan into small pieces and pressed them down a bit.
And then I poured sweetened condensed milk over the top. Oh no she didn't! Oh yes, I did. Homemade sweetened condensed milk at that, thank you Pinterest. If that sounds weird to you, trust me, works like a charm every time. I am a professional and I have done this before. This little trick has never failed me and I have messed up quite a few pans of yumminess in my short life.
Then, of course, I added more chocolate chips. This also works like a charm every time. With anything :)
Then I re-baked it at about 350 for about 20-30 minutes, keeping an eye on it. This time around, you don't want it to be too gooey.
I only took a picture of it on a plate, not finished in the pan, but you get the idea. May not look like much, but it was a delicious medley of chocolate, peanut butter, and oatmeal. So good. Of course, it can't really be replicated b/c I didn't follow a recipe and I messed it up before I fixed it...hard to duplicate. But, nonetheless, my dessert was rescued and I had a basement full of happy tummys!
So, my advice to you is if you mess up the dessert, don't fret, get out the sweetened condensed milk! Waste not, want not :) Adding a can of that will also save you money from having the hubs run to the store to buy a ready made cake.
Happy Tuesday. Go bake something.
I was just needing an idea for the same type of problem. I made some rice crispy p-nut buttery type protein bars for the kids (who am I kidding--I'm sure the sugar far exceeded the protein content). But it turned out so crumbly. I'm going to try this. Do you think you can bake rice crispy bars? Thanks!
ReplyDeletei have never baked rice krispie bars before, but its worth a shot. good luck, let me know how it works!
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