This one comes from a 1974 New Idea section named Tasty Meals on a Budget. It’s a rice bubble, banana, coffee and marshmallow delight. I can’t decided just how the filling would taste, although I do think it’s one for those who have a sweet tooth.
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QUICK CHOC-CARAMEL SLICE
MARS BAR SLICE
PEANUT HONEY SLICE
I know that cooking with nuts is not as popular these days because of all the allergy problems, but I thought this old recipe was still worth adding to the collection.
PEANUT HONEY SLICE
- 4 cups Rice Bubbles
- 1 cup peanuts
- ½ cup coconut
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 125g butter (not margarine)
- 125g sugar
Place rice bubbles, peanuts and coconut in a bowl. Boil honey, butter, sugar for 5 mins – only. Pour over dry ingredients and bake 5 mins only in 180o oven. Mark while hot and recut when cold.
WHITE CHRISTMAS
This time of year when you have to take a ‘plate’ to all sorts of Christmas functions White Christmas is another quick and easy copha recipe that can work quite well. It was something that Mum made every Christmas, put on a plate with a bit of tinsel or some sprigs of holly it looks really festive. It might be a bit old fashioned now, but it still tastes great. These are a couple of versions I found in Mum’s collection.
RICE BUBBLE SLICE
I’m not sure who E. Lacy was, but I’m glad Mum got this recipe from her. This slice is easy to make and a hit with the kids.
RICE BUBBLE SLICE (E. LACY)
- 3 Mars bars
- 3 cups rice bubbles
- 90g butter
Melt the butter and Mars bars in a saucepan, add rice bubbles. Combine well. Pour into slice tray and smooth down firmly. Put in fridge to set. Cut into fingers to serve.