Today I wanted to share this with you:
O'Henry Bars - yummy, yum, yum! These could not be easier and I guarantee rave reviews!
O'Henry Bars
2 Tbsp butter
1/2 c Karo
1/2 c brown sugar
1/2 c peanut butter
2 c Rice Krispies
1 c peanuts
1 c chocolate chips
Melt butter in a medium sized pot and add Karo, brown sugar, and peanut butter. Melt and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and add Rice Krispies and peanuts. Stir until combined and pour into a 9x11" pan sprayed with Pam. Sprinkle with chocolate chips and spread when melted. Refrigerate for a bit and serve. That's it!
I'll bring these to Cowboy Church next week so those of you attending can try them. This batch will be long gone, but I'll whip up another one...because I love ya'll!
DH and Grandpa were sneaking a bit during breakfast this morning. I halfheartedly teased them, but DH said that it constituted as a breakfast food because it had cereal and nuts and peanut butter... for protein. Sigh. That's male logic for you. It's no use.
9 comments:
Yum, that recipe looks great! Thanks for the comment on my pin cushion. No pattern, I made it up as I went along, but it's pretty much a top and a bottom sewn together with a strip of fabric. Hope this helps! Oh and yay for your rain!!
Oh, yum. I gotta stop reading your dessert recipes... they make me hungry! :-) If you have a moment, you should stop by my blog, I FINALLY put up a post with the cowgirl quilt I just finished. :-) I'm originally from Portland, and now live in Eastern Washington Desert area... so, while I appreciate the rain because I don't have to water now, I still get a little depressed because it throws me back to the emotional state that nine months straight of rain can put you in. Ha! :-)
hey,
Karin...I have this recipe , only we call it Sweet Marie Bars...it's a family staple at Christmas time...and you're right they are delicious.
SO not fair. I'm gonna have to pick up some rice crispies at town tomorrow, we have 4-H officer training!
Hi Chicken Willow! Thanks for stopping by! You really should make a pattern for those and sell the patterns to quilt stores or make and sell the pin cushions - they are just too cute! And thanks for celebrating the rain too!
Hi Quilting Queen! Funny how recipes aquire different names! Like quilts, I always want to know the story behind them! I'm glad you dropped by!
Those sound Wonderful! Gonna have to give em a try. Sounds as if you've been crazy, busy too.
Oh, I've made these and they are yummy! Your picture makes me want to pull out all the ingredients and make some to munch on!!
I just looked up this posting for the umpteenth time preparatory to making it. I absolutely love this recipe and so does everyone else who has tried it. Thank you for sharing. Annette Bloss
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