Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes

RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By hbrosch (Guest Post) (04/03/2008) I've made a chocolate topped rice krispie treat by melting 1/2 pkg semi sweet chocolate chips with a 1/2 pkg butterscotch chips in the microwave. Melt in 1 minute intervals stirring well after each. Watch closely or the chips will burn. Then frost the rice krispies while still in the pan. The frosting will harden, but may take around 2 hours so allow for this time before planning to cut them. Once they frosting hardens you can cut into squares. These are eally "Yummy" treats. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By kathy614 (Guest Post) (03/30/2008) I had a rice krispies treat with choclate frosting on top about 1/2 thick. They were so good. Does any one have the recipe. Or can you tell me how to make the frosting or what kind you use. I have a specail eveny coming up and thought they would be good to have. Thanks. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Lynne (Guest Post) (02/13/2008) Susie - The opportunities are endless for your Krispies Treat cook off! What a fun idea, by the way; I'd love to see all the ideas people come up with. One thing my kids have loved is my chocolate Krispies Treats: when melting the butter and the marshmallows, I add a package of Nestle's semisweet chocolate chips to melt also. This makes rich chocolate Treats. I make a regular batch as well and, for Valentines Day for example, I cut both out into heart shapes. Then cut each heart in half and press one vanilla half against one chocolate half for a "black and white" treat. Report Spam or Abuse need advice!!! Post By susie (Guest Post) (01/24/2008) My Church is having a Rice Crispie Cook Off! You can make put anything in the Rice Crispies you like, it just has to be edible. It can be as big as you like. I need help. I dont have a clue what to do. Please give me ideas!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Melissa (Guest Post) (12/24/2007) I like to add a cup of peanut butter to the marshmallow and butter mixture while it is melting. You can add slightly less butter for this (1 -2 TBS) My family loves the peanut butter flavor. I also love to make these using cheerios or frosted flakes. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By (Guest Post) (12/20/2007) For Christmas- make rice crispies treats, cut them into squares, and use the squeeze tube with a tip to make a ribbon and a bow on each one to look like a present. HUGE hit for Christmas parties! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Diane (Guest Post) (10/30/2007) Tear off a small piece of wax paper to keep under your fingertips as you press the Rice Krispies into the pan. This keeps the treats from sticking to you. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Gina (Guest Post) (12/26/2006) To make these special for Christmas, add a few drops of green food coloring into the melting marshmallows. After adding the rice crispies, form the treats into palm sized wreaths. Place cinnamon candies around the wreaths as decorations. The final step after all the wreaths are completed is, using red icing, form a small bow at the neck of each wreath. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By John (Guest Post) (12/24/2006) My rice krispie treats cooled and are hard as rock. How do I prevent this? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By MinnieMouse (Guest Post) (10/05/2006) I usually make these for DH & I addng in 2/3 cup of chocolate chips and substitute about 1 1/2 cups of the krispies with bran buds. nobody notices them in there and they stay krisp. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By mom4gbgb (Guest Post) (09/28/2006) My kids love when I use cookie cutters in fun holiday shapes and also the alphabet shapes to spell their names Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By grant (Guest Post) (07/26/2006) don't heat the marshmellows until golden brown. if you do your rice krispies will be rock-solid. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post by camo_angels (677) | (03/22/2006) Profile | Contact Check the back of the hershey's cocoa container: perfectly chocolate frosting. Then slowly add p. sugar to consistency you want. When you refridgerate it, it stiffens up FAST Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post by sasras (1) | (09/09/2005) Contact Does anyone know how to make a chocolate frosting for rice krispie bars? I have seen it be a firm frosting that is about 1/2 inch thick on top of the treats. My husband wants me to make this and I don't have a recipee. Thank you. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Leanna (Guest Post) (09/07/2005) Does anyone have a recipe for an individual serving of rice crispie treats? If so please email it to me at bamablonde0789 @ aol.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Eaglekitty (Guest Post) (07/05/2005) While melting the butter and marshmellows, I add 1 small package of dry jello mix (strawberry, blueberry, and lemon are really good. Try expermenting with other flavors.) The kids love the new twist, and when I take them to bake sales at school, the kids go nuts over these. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pressing Rice Crispie Treats Post by Sew Girl (1) | (04/27/2005) Contact Press the Rice Crispie Treats into the pan with the back of a nylon spoon (this spoon is shaped like a wooden spoon, but is made of white nylon that has a high heat tolerance). No need to butter or oil it. Nothing sticks to it. I use it any time I have something sticky to spread in a pan. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Kathi Black (Guest Post) (04/06/2005) Try using Cocoa Krispies! We're stationed on a military instillation and can't get regular Rice Krispies but we LOVE Cocoa Krispies Treats! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By suzi homemaker (Guest Post) (04/06/2005) Use the exact measurements of everything, especially the butter. If you use too much butter, the whole pan tastes like you used stale krispies. Also you can spray your stirring spoon with cooking spray and also your hands so that the treat will not stick! It's harder than it looks forming krispies into shapes-I love the idea about using food coloring! How great! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Sharon,Ky (Guest Post) (04/06/2005) A new twist on an old favorite--- One night I made rice krispie treats adding in a little leftover fruit flavored cereal and crushed up fruit flavored candy sticks. My kids loved 'em Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post by lindal (58) | (04/05/2005) Contact A few drops of food coloring will give you "seasonal" treats-try orange for Halloween, a pan of red and a pan of green, cut and served on the same plate, etc. for Christmas... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post by lindal (58) | (04/05/2005) Contact Try using a different kind of cereal, like cheerios. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) (04/05/2005) If you like your Rice Krispy Treats soft and chewy, melt the marshmellows with low heat so the sugar doesn't crystalize. I use my electric wok for this low temperature melting and have received numerous special requests for my treats. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post by johnsonya@cox.net (27) | (04/05/2005) Profile | Contact don't use marshmellow creme or add food coloring w/o using a smiggen less butter. my dd did this and they were too soft to be eaten out of hand Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rice Krispie Treats Tips and Recipes Post By terry (Guest Post) (04/05/2005) Pack the made mix into a buttered funnel for Rice Krispie treat "Kisses" Report Spam or Abuse Pressing Rice Crispie Treats Post by ThriftyFun (3769) | (04/05/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Run your hands under cold water before pressing Rice Krispies treats in the pan and the marshmallow won't stick to your fingers. Butter rubbed on your fingers can also be used. Report Spam or Abuse