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Gourmet rocky road recipe

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Cuisine: Modern Australian
Servings: Serves 10 or more
Cooking Time: More than 1 hour
Course: Cakes/baking

A blend of white chocolate and Turkish delight give this recipe a more unique and delicate flavour than the orignal rocky road.

Ingredients

750g white chocolate
200g toasted marshmallows, chopped
400g Turkish delight, chopped
¼ cup flaked blanched almonds
¼ cup whole blanched almonds

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Preparation

Gather a square 25cm x 25cm baking pan.

Combine marshmallows, nuts and Turkish delight in a bowl and set aside.

Melt the chocolate over a saucepan of simmering water untill fully melted and has a smooth consistency.

Pour over the combined ingredients and mix untill ingredients are evenly spread through pan.

Cover with cling wrap and refrigerate until set.

Slice into pieces.

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