Easter Nests
These gorgeous little Easter nests from Great British Bake Off contestant Miranda Gore Browne are a delicious chocolatey treat to make with kids. With melted Mars bars, Shredded Wheat and an abundance of Mini Eggs, they're sure to go down a treat!
Introduction
It is not only children who will love making and eating these little chocolate nests filled with tiny eggs. They look very pretty on a cake-stand decorated with fluffy yellow chicks.
Ingredients
| 75 g | milk chocolate |
| 75 g | dark chocolate |
| 2 | Mars® bars |
| 50 g | unsalted butter |
| 2 tsp | golden syrup |
| about 5 | Shredded Wheat®, crumbled |
| 36 | mini chocolate eggs |
Essential kit
You will need a 12-hole cupcake tray and fluffy yellow chicks, to decorate.
Method
YOU WILL ALSO NEED: Fluffy yellow chicks, to decorate
Line a baking tray with non-stick baking paper, or put paper cases into a 12-hole cupcake tray. Set aside.
Break the chocolate into pieces and chop the Mars® bars into small slices. Put them all into a pan with the butter and syrup and melt over a lowheat, stirring regularly to make sure the mixture doesn’t stick or burn. Set aside to cool for a few minutes.
Stir about a third of the Shredded Wheat® into the melted chocolate and mix really well. Continue adding the Shredded Wheat® a little at a time and mixing after each addition. Stop adding if it looks like there is not enough chocolate to cover any more.
Spoon 12 dollops of the mixture onto the baking tray or into the paper cases. Make a dent in the middle with your fingertip or the handle of awooden spoon and press three eggs into it while still wet. Put the tray in the fridge for a fewhours or ideally overnight.
Sit a fluffy chick on top of some of the nests before serving.
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