100g70% cocoa solids dark chocolate broken into small pieces (US = 0.6 Cup)
200gmilk chocolatebroken into small pieces (US = 1 Cup and 1 tbsp)
50gsmall marshmallows(US = 1½ Cups)
50graisins(US = ⅓ Cup)
50gmalted milk biscuitsbroken into small pieces
100gMaltesers(roughly half of a 189g share bag)
Topping
50gwhite chocolate(US = ⅓ Cup)
100gMaltesers
Here's what we do...
Malteser Rocky Road
Grease your baking tin and then line it with greaseproof (baking) paper, crossing over so that both sides and the base of the tin are covered.
Add your butter and syrup to your small saucepan and melt slowly over a low heat.
Mix in your dark and milk chocolate until totally melted.
Leave to cool.
Add your marshmallows, malted milk biscuit pieces and raisins and mix in. You may find it easier to mix these separately first and then add them all together to ensure they are evenly mixed in.
Add your Maltesers and mix thoroughly together.
Place in your prepared tin and spread out evenly.
Refrigerate and for 3-4 hours until totally set.
Topping
Melt your white chocolate by chopping it up and placing it into a heat proof dish over a gently simmering pan of water. Stir until melted.
Dip a teaspoon into the chocolate, hold it high over your set rocky road and drizzle over.
TOP TIPSIf your chocolate doesn't melt thoroughly place the butter, syrup and chocolate mixture back onto a low heat and stir until melted.Grease your baking tin before covering it with your greaseproof paper, it will ensure it sticks and does not move when you add your Rocky Road mixture.Mix your biscuits, raisins, marshmallows together before adding them to your melted chocolate so as to ensure they are evenly mixed in.Always use good quality chocolate. I use Lindt 70% Cocoa dark chocolate and Cadburys Dairy Milk(affiliate link). This Rocky Road only has a few ingredients so they need to be of good quality.STORAGEKeep refridgerated for best results.You can freeze Rocky Road in an airtight container. It is fantastic to make ahead of time, especially if you want to bring it out as a treat at Christmas for example.