Rice Krispies Treats
January 17th, 2012
This past weekend we had a few friends over to watch the Golden Globes (and of course, to indulge in some fun treats). We plowed through a massive cheese platter, drank blood orange mimosas, and ended with a slightly more dignified version of one of my favorite childhood desserts. I made this recipe, which calls for browned butter and a bit of sea salt, and it added such a nice depth to an already near-perfect combination. And so our party didn’t feel too reminiscent of a bake sale, I wrapped up each square in a bit of parchment paper tied with twine and lined them up on a tray for easy access.
beautiful presentation!
Yum! These must be good! I just saw it on QuietLikeHorses too. http://bit.ly/ydRY51
Love these! And such a chic and cute way to wrap them! I will definitely have to try this.
I can eat the whole tray!
i love making home-made rice krispies! i especially like how you packaged each one!
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Oh my imagine making rice krispie treats even better than before…and you made them look so cute!
I was recently craving rice krispy treats, but found myself without cereal. In a bit of desperation and creativity I used air-popped popcorn in place of rice krispies. Add a touch of toasted coconut and my craving was happily satisfied.
These look delicious! My best friend’s Mum makes these all the time haha, so I’ll have to give this recipe a try and see if they’re better than hers!
xo Kate
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so stinkin cute
! xx
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Perfection! They sound delish and your presentation of them was super cute!
I like that you added the archive on your sidebar. I won’t admit to how many times I’ve combed through your old posts! They’re so much fun!
mmm this looks so delicious!
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this is brilliant! I love hearing about the updated and more mature version to indulge in
Gives me a very good reason to go ingredient shopping tomorrow >_<
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Your attention to detail is just astounding! I would love to hire you for ALL my parties
I’ve made rice krispy treats before and the were tasty but what I really like about this post was your presentation. It added a special and thoughtful touch.
Yum I haven’t had one of those in years. One time I made them with Kashi cereal and they came out really good and were much more hearty.
The way that you wrapped them is so cute! I’m totally going to do this!
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Aw! Such a basic treat so beautifully presented. It’s the little things!
Maria xx
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you’re amazing!!! I wish i cld that..lol… pls check out my blog :
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That Smitten Kitchen recipe is the best rice krispies treat recipe ever! Next time you make them throw in a handful of Heath toffee bits. HEAVEN!
i want to give these a try, BADLY.
These sound amazing! Anything with salt and browned butter is!
Looks DELICIOUS! I would definitely try it for my next party!
Allie
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Emily, have you ever tried to make these with the flavored marshmallows? OMG the best thing ever!!
jen
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The adult version of the ricies treat. Love it!
Mmmmmm sound delicious and look lovely!
WonderLust
I’ve always have wanted to make rice krispy treats but have never tried. They look very nicely presented.
The last picture looks so cute!! And also sounds delicious!! =)
xx
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OMGeee they look so divine yet so easy and simple
Definitely healthy, no? Thanks for this cute idea!
I love these treats! They look so great! I will definitely have to try them and then write about it for sure
OMG, that’s the only recipe I use now! It’s so good, Smitten Kitchen is amazing.
My all time favorite is to make rice crispy treats with fruity pebbles! Its soooo wonderful!
They look beautiful!
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They look yummy!
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This looks yummy and well presented..
I just made these for a girls night tomorrow evening. I sampled a bit left in the kettle a few minutes ago. It is really good. Didn’t think you could improve on Rice Krispie Treats but these are a bit more elevated. I like the parchment idea too and may have to give it a try.
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