Malloween Ghosts
This delightful recipe will inspire your inner baker to create these charming and spooky ghost pops! Made with a mixture of marshmallows and rice cereal, these ghost pops are coated in white chocolate and decorated with cute faces, making them perfect for Halloween parties or sweet treats for all ages.
— Constant Cookbook
Ingredients
- 100g unsalted butter , plus a little extra for the tin
- 300g pink and white marshmallows
- 200g rice cereal (try Rice Krispies)
- 300g white chocolate , melted, for coating
- a little melted plain chocolate or black writing icing, to decorate
- wooden lolly sticks or coffee stirrers (stirrers are a little more bendy)
Instructions
- Butter, then line a 30 x 20cm Swiss roll tin with baking parchment. Melt the butter in a large non-stick saucepan. Tip in the marshmallows, then melt very gently for about 10 mins, stirring regularly to make sure they don’t stick.
- Once smooth, stir in the cereal until all of the grains are coated. Spoon the mix into the tin, then press down to make it flat and smooth. Chill until cool and set. Can be made up to 2 days ahead.
- Make the ghost shapes two ways. Cut the cake into rectangles, then use a sharp knife to round off the tops and zig-zag the bottoms. Or, to make flying ghosts, stamp out circles about 9cm across and use a sharp knife to divide into teardrop-shaped ghosts. Cut pieces of leftover cake to make arms, if you like.
- Carefully push a lolly stick into the bottom of each ghost. Put onto a cooling rack. If you’ve made arms, stick them on using a little white chocolate, then spoon over more chocolate and paint it over and down the sides of the ghosts with a pastry brush. Leave to set. Pipe on eyes with the plain chocolate or icing.
Cook Time
10M
Prep Time
PT40M
Yield
Makes 18
Nutrition
- Calories: 233 calories
- Fat Content: 10 grams fat
- Saturated Fat Content: 6 grams saturated fat
- Carbohydrate Content: 35 grams carbohydrates
- Sugar Content: 22 grams sugar
- Protein Content: 3 grams protein
- Sodium Content: 0.24 milligram of sodium
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