Well Fed Buff: Maiev's Grudge

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1-10-2008 @ 1:19PM

mcclary said...

I'm boggled by the number of wow-isms you fit into that recipe!

Great work!

1-10-2008 @ 1:33PM

anonymoose said...

Oh goodness I fail at RP and cooking instructions! Creatively written though!

Um, for the challenged among us (raises hand) can you tell me--is this graham cracker sweet crust with peanut butter/ chocolate goo on top?

And does this recipe have a common name I can look it up by and then find a non-wow recipe version? Sorry it looks delicious but I find the wow rp text way too distracting to follow. :0(

1-10-2008 @ 1:39PM

Lisa Poisso said...

Anonymoose, it's a peanut-butter base with chocolate on top -- think Reese's.

The basics:
Melt the butter, crush the graham crackers, and melt the chocolate.

Combine all the ingredients EXCEPT the chocolate together in a mixing bowl, and press it into your dish/pan. Pour the melted chocolate on top. Sprinkle on a few more crushed graham cracker crumbs, if you like. Allow it to set, and enjoy!

You can also try different types of graham crackers or dark chocolate flavored peanut butter (PB Loco makes a yummy one). :)

1-10-2008 @ 2:13PM

Arras said...

indeed! The wow-ism make the recipe much more enjoyable - better than mix 2 cups butter with blah blah blah.

KZ raid this weekend...I see this replacing my usual snack of popcorn

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