Sunday
June 17, 2012
12:05:57
Next entry: Cornmeal Pancakes
Previous entry: Blue Tentacles
Related entries:
• Recipe: Sweet Potato Fries
• Recipe: Silken Tofu & Chocolate Mousse
• Recipe: Pumpkin Cauliflower Soup
• Recipe: Renkon Chips
• Starting Off The Year On The Right Stomach
• Roasted Tomato and Garlic Soup
• Kale and Feta Pie
• Quickie Chicken Laksa
• Beetroot Relish
• Cornmeal Pancakes
• Oreo Cookie & Peanut Butter Tart
• Blue Tentacles
• Pelicans
• Recipe: Sweet Potato Fries
• Black, white and extremely lucky
• Recipe: Silken Tofu & Chocolate Mousse
• Ladder in the Round
• Recipe: Pumpkin Cauliflower Soup
• Recipe: Renkon Chips
• A Trip To A Shrine
• Australia
(2)
• Earthquake Reports
(35)
• Food & Drink
(36)
• Italy
(23)
• Japan
(21)
• MJD-S Related
(17)
• Observations
(14)
• Personal Projects
(5)
• Photography
(56)
• Rants
(5)
• Silliness
(3)
• Techie Stuff
(2)
• Thumps & Whistles
(1)
• via Keitai
(0)
• World
(2)
• 友達
(8)
• Megan Lille on Oreo Cookie & Peanut Butter Tart
• The Goddess on Cornmeal Pancakes
• The Goddess on Cornmeal Pancakes
• Christopher L. Jorgensen on Blue Tentacles
• The Goddess on Recipe: Silken Tofu & Chocolate Mousse
• IrishJenn on Jammin'! Spicy Fig Orange Marmalade
• Lenggai@popty-wopty on Recipe: Silken Tofu & Chocolate Mousse
• Carol Wilson on Black, white and extremely lucky
• Carol Wilson on quake 5:08 pm
• Plegmund on Black, white and extremely lucky
• Atom
• RSS 2.0
• Subscribe in a reader
Page hits: 1217514
Based on the recipe from delicious magazine April 2012.
Ingredients
Method
Take out a food processor and without eating too many, blitz them into a fine crumb.
Melt 75 grams of butter and mix it into with your deconstructed bikkies, and then press into the base of a 24 cms tart tin.
Chill until firm. (I’ve found this to be about an hour.)
Put the peanut butter into a microwaveable bowl - it will make your life much easier to have it soft and runny! Then add in the icing sugar and mix until it’s nice and smooth- It might turn a bit crumbly at first - but persevere! It will become smooth with a bit of elbow grease.
Spread it all over the bottom of the tart base. I put this back in the fridge while I do the next step.
Melt all of the leftover butter and the chocolate in a bowl over a pan of boiling water (the usual drill when melting chocolate).
When it’s all smooth let it cool a little and then pour it all over the peanut butter layer. You can smooth with a spatula, but really it’s probably runny enough to just tilt the tart to spread it around without need to disturb the surface.
Chill until you are ready to tuck in!
I find it easier to cut with both a heated knife and if you leave it out of the fridge for 15 minutes before you serve. You’ll also need thin slices and multiple cups of coffee to balance out the sweetness!


Next entry: Cornmeal Pancakes
Previous entry: Blue Tentacles
IT’S DELICIOUS, NEVER THOUGHT EVEN oREO COULD BE USED LIKE THIS , ITS EXCELLENT. going TO TRY IT TODAY ONLY.