So I made the crust in individual molds, and in the chocolate pudding, I used Frangelico instead of Whisky, since that's what I had on hand. I started eating the delicious pudding on its own, but eventually paired it with the graham cups I had made and was very surprised at how much it added to the dessert. They were nice and chewy, and not at all crumbly! I'm assuming the massive amount of butter that went into the crumbs had something to do with it!
For the recipe and to see how the other members of the group fared with this one, visit the Baked Sunday Mornings site!
Great photo! Yours look like they held together so much better than mine. I bet they were tasty with the Frangelico.
ReplyDeleteLOVED these too - especially the pudding. Love your straight-sided mold too - elegant! So many people like graham cracker crusts - you can't go wrong. And yes, you need SOMETHING alcoholic in these - made the pudding extra special!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to know that the graham cracker crusts can be removed easily from the pan. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteThese look great - I was surprised how much we enjoyed these, too. Like you - I cannot imagine trying to cut these out "cleanly" from a large pan! But, the individual desserts are great.
ReplyDeleteYum, Frangelico was such a good idea! I love your straight-sided molds too! These look soooo delicious!
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