This was a very delicious dessert - the skor pieces on top were a nice touch. I did make one adjustment to the recipe. If you are using fresh whipping cream the one cup measurement is accurate, as one cup cream whipped usually results in about 3 cups of whipped cream. However, I didn't have whipping cream in the house today, so I substituted Cool Whip, and with Cool Whip you really need to use 3 cups as opposed to 1 cup to get enough 'cream cheese frosting' to cover a 9 X 13 pan. For beginner cooks I would strongly suggest trying fresh whipped cream, the taste doesn't compare in the least to Cool Whip. Whip the cream using electric rotary beater on high until soft peaks form (peak subside back into bowl when rotars are lifted out of bowl), then slowly add 1/4 cup sugar and 1 tsp vanilla. Beat on high for about 2 minutes until hard peaks form (peaks don't subside back into bowl when rotars lifted).
I used chocolate, butterscotch and chocolate fudge pudding as I couldn't find chocolate toffee, and put the butterscotch in the middle. I liked the skor bar pieces very much, but I think it would also be very pretty with whipped cream as the top layer with chocolate crumbs or nuts on top for a variation. The ground pecans also added a nice dimension to the usual graham crumb crust.
An excellent recipe Caramel, the whole family loved it and I will be adding it to my 'keeper' recipes.
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Yummy, cheap, and easy to make. I used the cool whip option and lite cream cheese. For the puddings I went with 2 packages of cheesecake flavor and 1 package of chocolate. It came out sortof like a no-bake chocolate cheesecake concotion.
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