etchasketch
Mon 29-Jun-09 16:14:17
.........i vaguely remember seeing these at a party but cannot remember how they were decorated.
Any ideas please?
wifeofdoom
Mon 29-Jun-09 16:22:00
I've heard of something called 'top hats' - is that them?
Concepta
Mon 29-Jun-09 16:37:47
Top Hats - Melt chocolate into mini fairycake cases, add marshmallow, put a spot of melted chocolate unto top of mallow and put on a chocolate button or smartie. Wait for a while for choc to set. It's that easy!
etchasketch
Mon 29-Jun-09 19:46:06
That sounds great- thanks!
Any other variations?
PandaG
Mon 29-Jun-09 19:58:04
seen similar done with a choc digestive as the bottom layer.
etchasketch
Mon 29-Jun-09 20:10:07
Oooooo PandaG- more info please! 
TwoIfBySea
Mon 29-Jun-09 20:10:57
I made these at the weekend.
Put a large marshmallow in the middle of the case and surround with melted chocolate. That easy. Once the chocolate has set you get the lovely bite of chocolate and melting marshmallow.
Or there are s'mores, which as we don't have Graham crackers have to be made with digestives - IIRC it is marshmallow, chocolate melted between two biscuits. But an American m'netter would be able to give you the correct recipe!
I made these for the Xmas School Fayre and they disappeared very quickly.
Get some wooden sticks - push 2 or 3 big marshmallows onto stick, cover with melted chocolate, then cover with multi-coloured sprinkles. I believe Starbucks sell something like this, although they probably charge £2 each!!
etchasketch
Mon 29-Jun-09 20:52:59
yum- I will obviously have to make some in advance to test 
PandaG
Mon 29-Jun-09 20:56:33
choc digestive - blob of melted choc to stick marshmallow on, blob of choc on top of mallow to stick on smartie/choc button.
can stick sweets round rim of digestive too with choc - seen thiks done with mini eggs as easter bonnets
Concepta
Thu 02-Jul-09 12:57:54
I have given this website other times on mumsnet - it is called www.traybakes.co.uk. It will give you lots of ideas.
