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1/4 cup butter + butter for the container and lid, 3 cups Rice Krispies, 3 cups Cocoa Krispies, 10.5 oz package of small marshmallows, 1 tablespoon of peanut butter (optional), salt. I always use the old Tupperware container on the right with the blue lid. Butter the bottom and sides of the container plus the lid.
Melt the butter low and slow. Really, make it a little warmer than the “simmer” setting on your stovetop. Heat it until it browns and gives kind of a nutty fragrance. If the butter is too hot, the finished product is too hard.
Yes, that beautiful browned butter. Add those marshmallows. If you use a small bag of big marshmallows, the bag only has 10 oz, so using the 10.5 oz bag of small marshmallows is a win all around.
Add a tablespoon of peanut butter with the marshmallows and stir, stir, stir.
Yum! Resist the temptation to eat this gooey goodness right off the spoon here as it will burn you and you will have regrets. Remove from heat as soon as the marshmallows are melted.
Between the burners and off the heat. Add the 6 cups of Krispies (Rice and Cocoa) and mix with a sturdy spoon. Mix, mix, mix.
Dump into the buttered container, sprinkle with a little salt, and put the lid on to smoosh them down
This Tupperware container is the best, it is 1.5 inches in height and 12 inches across. The measuring tape lifted here but it is 12 inches across. With the lid on you can shake the container to get all those Krispies to snuggle up together real close. Wait until they cool to cut. Enjoy!
Chef’s tax.
Crooksy tax. Edit for measurement updates
Butter 1/4 c = 56.7 g
Marshmallows 10.5 oz = 297.7 g
Peanut butter 1 Tbs = 16 g
Rice Krispies 6 cups = 158 g
Container 12 in x 1.5 in =
30.5 cm x 3.8 cm
TheRicM
Quinoa Rice Krispies?
sharkbirdbitecaw
They're good using Fruity Pebbles too
kaytwit
Thank you!
FabulousMrDick
The key is to cook the marshmallows so they’re lightly caramelized.
PantsOfGlory
Doesn’t that make the end result too hard? Or do you keep them on low heat until they caramelize, similar to the low and slow method to brown the butter? It sounds really good!
Canigetbannedagain2
Butter...
figuringeights
I like to add a quarter cash of small marshmallows when mising in the Krispies bc they only get half melty and leave marshmallow pockets in the end giving a layer of texture that is fun and delicious
PantsOfGlory
Ok I will implement this next batch. Yum and thank you!
Diaphoni
these are amazing.
PantsOfGlory
Thank you!!!
Diaphoni
my 2nd batch is cooling in the kitchen right now. I made some for family game night and they all got devoured.
RTK4740
What a lovely presentation of the recipe.
AyatollahBahloni
I've made rice krispie treats at home many times. They always end up coming out harder than cement, unlike the lovely soft ones you buy at 7-11. Haven't been able to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
PantsOfGlory
It’s the temperature of the butter, friend. Low and slow.
AyatollahBahloni
ElPulpoTX
I do mine 3 parts rice pop 1 part fruity pebbles
PantsOfGlory
I bet those are fun!
LoveDjinn
I've been making Peanut Butter Tuxedo Rice Krispy Treats like this for years. People in the office love them
PantsOfGlory
I thought I invented these and here they even have a name! I call myself Chef Excellence when I make them.
LoveDjinn
I took Kellog's Peanut Butter Rice Kripsy recipe and just split the type of rice kripsies half-n-half between regular and cocoa. My favorite one was when they came out with the orange rice krispies for halloween so I did orange (same taste as regular) and the cocoa krispies. It looked awesome! Next halloween I'm going to try and do a big thin sheet of them and then use cookie cutters to make halloween shapes with the orange/cocoa version.
DamnedIfYouDo
I just pour fluff into my cereal instead of milk every morning.
PantsOfGlory
You are my kind of breakfast companion, friend
TsunamiWombat
Oh thank god it's cocoa krispies. I was worried you did something abhorrent like put healthy seeds in there or something
PantsOfGlory
On my honor I would not do that to you, friend. That’s like someone mixing whole raisins in with chocolate chip cookies “as a surprise”. Wrong in any timeline.
spiritussancto
Absolutely agree on all counts. AND I raise you adding crushed plain potato chips. If you don't do gelatin you can use a jar of marshmallow fluff with a bar of white chocolate melted in to firm it up a little
PantsOfGlory
astrangehop
Tbh this sounds terrible to me. I love the light toasted grain and marshmallow and it'd be a tragedy to drown it out with chocolate and peanut butter.
PantsOfGlory
All RK treats are welcome here, friend
astrangehop
Beautifully executed, but you're gilding the lily a bit.
PantsOfGlory
I love how many different varieties people have added to this post. This is my fave treat, like if I was on a deserted island and I could only have one treat for the rest of my life fave treat. Although I don’t know how the magic supply chain works in that type of situation. I love how we were all introduced to the classic and so many variations have sprung forth. I should make all of the suggested versions and post the results. Cheers!
SeniorCheesecake
I legit thought this was a suet cake for birds tbh.
abbeyrosemama
I accidentally browned the butter for Rice Krispie treats once - the most delicious accident.
PantsOfGlory
Happy Accidents are the best!
LordHosk
They are the best because you used Meijer brand marshmallows.
PantsOfGlory
Meijer Thrifty Acres!
drewgaluga
Highly recommend kerrygold for this. The quality of the butter makes a huge difference
PantsOfGlory
Thank you. That is worth investigating.
CyberHexx
If you're feeling froggy, experiment with different types of cereal. My favorite is Golden Grahams, top with a thin layer of almond bark (melted baking chocolate) to turn them into Smore Cakes.
PantsOfGlory
Yes I was thinking about that I will try it now.
SergeyPrkl
wow those burners looks like what my grandma had in the 19th century.
PantsOfGlory
Yes everyone loves the classics
UncleMeaty
It's pronounced "Gif".
PantsOfGlory
ItispronouncedGIFwithahardG
UnitConversionBot
10.5 oz ≈ .04688 stone or 297.7 grams
PantsOfGlory
Thank you my friend. I added an edit with conversions.
SergeyPrkl
Btw usually in europe fluids, flour, grain and, well, rice crispies are measured with Desiliters, not grams ;)
One cup is roughly 2.4 dl (236ml). So one liter is basically a quart. because the small diference doesn't matter in cooking! :D
Ikea have convinient 2.5dl cup that one side measures dl/ml and one side cups. Me personally. i use one full ikea cup for american cup, that is slightly smaller.
SergeyPrkl
Oh, and one oz is 28 grams, but I use 30. Just for easier math.
PantsOfGlory
Haha I am super familiar with grams per ounce ;) Thank you for letting me know this was a great addition to my post.
SergeyPrkl
ofc we have Tbs wich technically is 15g or 15ml... BUT! The large Ikea spoon is 20ml :D Damn those nonstandard ones...
Lawow74
Am I the only one who saw this and thought it looked like a suet cake you'd put out for birds?
153LegacyTree
when i first look i thought it was a joke and it was made with marijuana buds
BishlamekGurpgork
I mean, they'd certainly eat it.
zaqx
And then they’d explode as the seeds grow inside them. That’s what my parents would tell me
Banana369
For birds? Oh. That explains a lot.
SnarfyMcSnarferson
feliscorvus
Aquarium gravel for me.
Marsupialmessiah
Yeah i thought it was a bird seed wafer lol
MochasDad
I had the same thought
PantsOfGlory
RNgobraugh
I 100% thought this had at least black and white sesame seeds in it from the thumbnail
yourbassist
You had me at peanut butter.
PantsOfGlory
Welcome to heaven
tangybreath
Same. Once OP added the peanut butter I went “oh okay, he’s not joking”
PantsOfGlory
I would joke about the check being I. The mail, being on birth control, or promising to never send someone to a nursing g one but I would never joke about peanut butter in Rice Krispie treats.
keyblader1985
Peanut butter means so much to me.
procrastinatingagain
This sounds amazing.
PantsOfGlory
They are my friend. I am all in with this recipe so I get the family size of both cereal types. It makes 4 batches.
OookOookOookMotherFudger
They are. I don't know @PantsOfGlory, but I made an extra chocolately version of this last week.
PantsOfGlory
And yet we are thinking alike! Krispie Friends!
OookOookOookMotherFudger
Melt about 10-12oz of chocolate into the butter/marshmallow mix on your next batch.
Roune
And use Cannabutter instead of regular
PantsOfGlory
Yes I have done that but then ate all the treats myself that day like the Cookie Monster I am. It was a good day, though!
Roune
Jesus. I bet it was a great day. That’s why you gotta make two batches. One with the Budder and one regular. That way you can eat the normal ones when the munchies kick in
PantsOfGlory
You are the common sense friend I have always needed!
PantsOfGlory
Heeeeey another layer of goodness!
noReallyIamPrincessBob
TK421isAFK
Spread the melted chocolate into the bottom of the pan first, and keep it slightly warm when pressing the warm cereal/marshmallow mix 1/2
TK421isAFK
into the pan. That way you get a pie crust effect, and a more dense chocolate taste instead of it being diluted into the mix. Depending 2/3
TK421isAFK
on the pan you use to press out the mix, you might have to grease the pan with shortening before adding the chocolate, or use non-stick. 3/3
PantsOfGlory
Oh thank you for the delicious addition!
dtallen243
Is it just me or are homemade rice krispie treats better stale?
aThingWithTheStufAndTheJunk
I only really like them when they haven't even cooled down yet.
PantsOfGlory
That, my friend, is the Chef’s tax and we are the chefs.
PantsOfGlory
Well, do they get crispier? Can you describe its essence?
relsky
I doubt it's just you, but it definitely isn't common...
HandsomePenguin
Only if it is the stale that makes them dense and chewy, and not the stale that get hard and crunchy.
dtallen243
I've only ever had the dense/chewy stale
spiritussancto
Is it just me or do the prepackaged ones taste WRONG now? Like chemically and stale and inedible
Badprenup
"Now"? They've had that same chemical flavor for at least the last 30 years I've had them.
PantsOfGlory
It isn’t just you. I don’t know what is going on with those packaged ones.
Nikilynn0125
They are not good. Even a little.