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Krumbs began as a business project by two friends - one with a great passion for food, writing and creative designs; the other, an artistic soul with inspiring talent in the world of digital animation and stage performances.

Krumbs kick-started when we went mad for cookies and sweet treats. All we could ever think about was to live and indulge in the land of delectable goodies - where blades of grass were sweet tasting candies; tree barks were made of rich, buttery shortbreads; pebbles and stones that were in fact chocolate cheese truffles; and the best of all, rivers filled with molten chocolate (slurps!). To that, we spent months perfecting lip-smacking sweet delights, and shared it with the world.

Join us on this blog to satisfy sweet and savoury cravings as the cook and the baker continues with her endeavour in mastering the many types of cuisines and yummy desserts available out there. With every bit of discovery in the kitchen, you'll be treated to a delicious read!

And oh, did we mention - it's a business project? So if ever you get hungry, just drop us an email and we'll work something out and provide you with the best tummy therapy you can get! :)

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Saturday, October 23, 2010

Peanut Butter Cups!

These treats are crazy expensive in Malaysia. Reese's that is. I first tasted it when my best friend got them from me from the States, and was amazed at how well peanut butter and chocolate tasted together. So, since it's been a good week of baking, I thought why not give this a try..and so i did. :)

It's really not that difficult. All you need is peanut butter, chocolate, icing sugar and some cookie (crumbled, so you'll get the crunchy texture in your peanut butter cups). I used Marks & Spencers butter shortbread. :P I knowwww..It's such a waste. I didn't have any digestive biscuits with me :(...But yea, you should just use any plain biscuits.

Mix peanut butter with icing sugar, and then stir in the cookie crumbs. Let it cool in the refrigerator for a couple of minutes. Melt your chocolate and pour it into your candy mould, and immediately drop in scoops of peanut butter mixture into the melted chocolate. When you're done, pour another layer of melted chocolate. Remember to tap your candy mould to let out any air bubbles. :)

Chill and FEAST! :9 Remember to take it slowwww. These babies are addictive, you'll feel sick if you have one too many :P

1 comment:

Janice Kee said...

It looked too beautiful to be eaten! But then, it looked too delicious to be left un-touch!

U are a 'ichiban' baker!