Layered "Peeps" Rice Krispie Treats
Pam (Pammie) ~ Livetoride ~♥ @cook_3556485
Do these not say " Happy Easter ". So easy. What a pretty Spring colored Treat..
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- 1
Prepare 8 or 9" loaf pan by lining with foil and spraying with cooking spray.
- 2
Divide the peeps by 10's of the same color. Your choice.
- 3
In a medium size microwavable dish. With high sides. Microwave 10 peeps of the same color and 1 Tablespoon butter on high for 40-45 seconds.
- 4
Stir the peeps and butter together until fully incorporated. Stir in 1 &1/2 cups cereal until fully coated press firmly into prepared pan.
- 5
Repeat steps 3-5 with othet peeps. Allow to cool 1-2 hours before slicing.
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I enjoy baking.. we love to ride our bikes in the summer. love to be outside when weather is nice.. We don't like the winter. like to try to cook new things.My first name is Pam. I live in central Pa.(Everyone calls me Pammie)..... I work in a pretty big resturant/bakery./ Retail Stores.... I am in the bakery..(livetoride)...
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