St. Patrick's Day Rice Krispie Treats
Ingredients:
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1 bag mini marshmallows
4 cups rice krispies
4 cups Lucky Charms
1/2 cup mint chips
Directions:
Line a 13x9-inch pan with foil; coat foil with nonstick cooking spray.
Melt butter in a large pot over medium heat; stir in marshmallows until melted. Turn heat off and stir in cereal until well combined. Spread and press into pan. Sprinkle mint chips on top; press lightly with fingers so they melt and stick to the cereal.
Cool completely. Lift out foil-lined treats, place on a cutting board, peel down foil, and cut into treats.
I didn't know Guittuard made "novelty" chips!
ReplyDeleteYou can use the remaining Rice Krispies as a coating for chicken or pork.
Mmm, I used to really enjoy RKT until the time I OD'd. Although didn't puke, it was too much of a good thing. Nowadays, I enjoy them sparingly.
That's a brilliant idea! Rice Krispie chicken strips. I almost OD'd on these!
DeleteI buy all sorts of irrational things at that time of the month...it's crazy but what can you do!? Mmm lucky charms love em.
ReplyDeleteWe have no control over our hormones!
DeleteLOL great post. It's that time for me too so I got a Reese's blizzard instead of baking anything ;)
ReplyDeleteOhhh that sounds so good.
Deletethose look amazing. im a sucker for rice crispie treats tho! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nora!
DeleteI really would have thought that a chef would have monthly cravings for something fancy. :) Hormones win every time. "Junk" food is the only cure. (Well, junk food and chocolate and possibly rice crispy treats.)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a chef! I'm just a blogger. :)
DeleteLove Rice Krispies treats! You'll find a creative way to use them all. Never seen Guittard mint chips. Where did you get them?
ReplyDeleteI bought them from Treasure Island... I think they're just in Chicago.
DeleteThese are so cute! I've never seen green mint chips like these. I'll have to keep an eye out! Totally would be worth the price :)
ReplyDeleteThey're pretty tasty!
DeleteEmily, so so cute! Happy St Paddy's Day!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Averie!
DeleteHi Emily! These look lovely although I must say I tried making rice krispies treat once and nobody in my household liked them very much. Here the price of B&J's ice cream is around 5 euros!!! I stopped buying it after seeing vegetable fat on the label. For that price I expect only quality ingredients.
ReplyDeleteI loved the look of the blueberry oat pie you posted a few days ago :-)
Whaaat?! How could they not like krispies?!
DeleteThank you, Julie!