GET THE CHILDREN INVOLVED

So this afternoon I have a recipe that is perfect for children to make.  Our two youngest girls made these fabulous little Muesli balls at the weekend with a little supervision and today they made them all by themselves. Hmmm – I think she thought I wasn’t watching! IMG_0432

1 Orange, Mandarin or Clementine

4ozs/100g Muesli

100g chocolate melted

a little icing sugar for sifting

Finely grate the peel of the orange or mandarin or clementine (whichever you have to hand) into a bowl and then squeeze in the juice.

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Add the Muesli.

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Pour in the melted chocolate.

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Stir the mixture well, then shape into balls each about the size of a walnut and put them into baking cases.

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Sift over a little icing sugar.

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Leave in the fridge for at least half an hour before eating.

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I love that my children are learning to cook from a young age and take an interest in what they are eating.  These are so delicious for adults and children alike.  The orange gives them a wonderful flavor and the darker the chocolate the more grown up they become.  We used 70% cocoa chocolate and I could serve these after dinner to a group of adults – the only bad thing is they don’t last long – but then they are so easy to make I’ll just have to ask them to make another batch…..

8 thoughts on “GET THE CHILDREN INVOLVED

    1. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, for some reason the follow by email button had been removed, I have now amended this and hope you can follow.

    1. Thank you, I am so glad you enjoyed them. If you want them a little sweeter you can use milk chocolate or a 50% cocoa as opposed to 70%. Susan

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