Rocky Road is one of my most favourite chocolates. We were visiting friends recently so I made the kids some Rocky Road as a little afternoon tea treat. This is a very easy rocky road recipe that didn’t take much effort to make with only a few ingredients.
I used Cadbury Milk Chocolate (you could use dark if this is your preference), a few marshmallows, Turkish Delight, coconut and almonds.
I broke the chocolate up and melted on 50% in the microwave. It was after adding all the ingredients in the picture above I realised it needed something more… coconut!
After mixing all ingredients through I poured the chocolate mixture into a lined container and put in the fridge to set overnight.
Then slice up into bite sized pieces, very easy and little effort!
Easy Rocky Road Recipe
Prep Time | Total Time | |
5 mins | 5 mins |
- 440g Milk cooking chocolate, broken into pieces
- 6 marshmallows, cut into quarters
- 2 turkish delights
- 1/4 cup coconut
- handful roasted almonds
Instructions
- Melt chocolate following packet directions.
- Add all ingredients to chocolate, mix until ingredients are coated.
- Pour into a lined container.
- Set in fridge overnight.
- Slice into bite size pieces
By Kat – The Organised Housewife
11 comments
How much is 440g milk and what is Turkish delights in Easy Rocky Road Recipe?
Hi Darlene, 440g is the block of milk chocolate and Turkish Delight is a block of chocolate from Cadbury with a soft jelly like center covered in chocolate. Hope you enjoy the Rocky Road.
That’s a brilliant recioe to make when you are woman on the go and you just remembered that you were invited to a friend for dinner. Thank you
If i make rocky road now at the endof november will it keep until xmas
I always make Rocky Road around Christmas time or when needing a sweet treat for guests – love the idea of Turkish Delight – I usual use lolly snakes and chop. At Christmas I use the red and green ones. I also use a block of Toblerone rather that the block of milk chocolate as I love the nougat pieces in it. Usually at Christmas time they have the Toblerone out for half price which is when I usually buy a few blocks of it. So delicious.
splendid recipe!
I added the marshmallows too soon…they melted haha so side note to the non Mum non cooks out there who don’t just know these things…let the chocolate cool a little before adding the marshmallows etc
What can I use instead of almonds to make it nut free
Perhaps try adding some broken up biscuits instead Andrea, like tea biscuits. I haven’t tried this myself, but if you do please let me know how it turns out. Kat 🙂
I have seen recipes using broken up salted pretzels instead of nuts
great idea. Ill let you know…
Andrea