The spicy and delicious condiment that peps up mealtimes! Simple to make Gun Powder Chutney uses flax seeds as one of the ingredients. How else do I feed the reluctant family flax seeds?

The spicy and delicious condiment that peps up mealtimes! Simple to make Gun Powder Chutney uses flax seeds as one of the ingredients. How else do I feed the reluctant family flax seeds?
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This delicious Rocky Road is delicious and easy to make and is a no-bake version. A slice is made up of popcorn,chocolate and marshmallows can be served as a slice of brownie.
If you are searching for the American version then you are searching for ice cream.
The reason I am making this yummy treat today is Christmas!! The time when sharing and gifting is something we do a lot! Yes, this Christmas make this delicious and easy dessert that needs no baking and is totally hassle-free.
But the reason I m posting this soup now is that I have started blogging with the group Healthy Wealthy Cuisine. This group has some interesting and delicious dishes that tempted me to join them and try my hand at the various dishes they make. This week, the #78HWCG’s it is #ItsChristmastime a theme is suggested by me.
Here are some made by the members of the group
Vegan Figgy Pudding by Poonam
Since I love culinary history please bear with me and understand the reason why this dessert was developed.
In the year 1853, Australian Rocky Road was created to sell spoiled confectionery during the long trip between Europe and Australia. Local nuts and cheap chocolate were used to hide the spoilt taste and flavour. The dessert was named Rocky Road to refer to the road that travellers took to reach the gold mines.
Having said that let me tell you that the ingredients that are used traditionally in different countries are just that, different.
Like in Australia, glace cherries, desiccated or shredded coconut, nuts, particularly peanuts, marshmallow. But in Bahrain, you will use Nutella and pistachio. In the UK you will use dried fruit, biscuit, a light dusting of icing sugar on the top. In the US walnuts or almonds are used.
I have used the ingredients I know that will work in my house you are free to try what you will like but do share with me your changes.
To make variations use different nuts. You can use caramelised popcorn, chilli popcorn. I have not as yet come up with a substitute for marsh mellows. Can you think of one? Please share with me.
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Poonam Bachhav says
I loved both the name and the look of this dessert. Popcorn , marshmallow, chocolate and nuts , what’s not to love in this dish. Best part it is a no bake dessert !
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Poonam.
NARMADHA says
Such a easy and quick no bake dessert. Loved reading the story behind the dessert and it looks absolutely scrumptious and tempting
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Nammadha.
Swati says
A prefect Christmas snack treat for kids.. I think I will make these for my son’s coming Christmas school party..
ArchanaPotdar says
😀 Thanks Swati.
Shalu says
What an amazing and cute make dear. Totally loving it. I am definitely going to make this during these holidays.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, dear.
Vanitha Bhat says
Yumm!! My kinda treat! I love chocolates in any form and these with marshmallows and, oh my popcorn, sounds and looks heavenly! Gotta try this one!
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, dear.