How is it an alternative? Well, it still has the dried fruits and nuts that are classic of a nougat, but instead of doing some witchcraft with the expensive cocoa butter, it uses melted down marshmallows. Oh, and throw in some biscuits in the mix for a bit of a crunch too. All of this done on low heat. Seems safe 👌
There can be many varieties of flavours of Snowflake Crisp, such as:
- Original (just almonds)
- Oreo w/almonds
- Cranberries & pistachios
- Salted egg yolk w/almonds
- Matcha & cashews
"Hey, what if I don't like/can't have nuts?"
I don't care, do without. I don't like them either 😂 Just don't leave out the biscuits.
Basic Snowflake Crisp Recipe
150g marshmallows
40g unsalted butter
45g powdered milk
180g Marie biscuits
Mix-ins
60g dried fruits
60g nuts
*I used cranberries, currants, chocolate chips, cocoa nibs
Makes 24 (3 x 4 x 2.5 cm) squares
Steps
1. Measure out ingredients, chop or break them as necessary.
2. Mise en place and get ready!
3. Melt butter on medium-low heat
4. Once butter has been melted, add marshmallows to melt, stir often. Adjust heat as necessary. Do not burn.
5. Add powdered milk to the melted marshmallows, turn off heat, and fold until fully incorporated.
6. Add mix-ins and fold.
7. Dust a pan with powdered milk and transfer the Snowflake Crisp to the pan, dust with more powdered milk.
8. Press to flatten evenly and shape.
9. Let cool a little bit and cut into squares while still warm
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I thought it would be rather sweet from the marshmallows and dried fruits and even the chocolate, but I think the biscuits balanced out the sweetness quite a bit.
Feel free to experiment with flavours or even make your own flavoured marshmallows for more exciting flavour combos!
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Variations
Matcha & Strawberries
30g Freeze dried strawberries
5g matcha (more for dusting)
Biscuits, milk powder, nuts, etc. stays the same
Pina Colada
30g dried mangoes, chopped
15g freeze dried pineapples
30g dried shredded coconut
5g coconut milk powder
Biscuits, milk powder, nuts, etc. stays the same
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