This Chocolate Tart is ultimate satisfaction with minimum effort because all the ingredients can be bought from the local corner shop. Perfect for when you need to impress or an evening when you just fancy a little indulgence.
(you can use Digestives or Gingerbread, or Gluten-free Biscuits)
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Method
step 1
Grease the Cake tin, or line it with Cling film
step 2
Using a heavy implement bash up the BISCUITS into crumbs. Use your fingers to rub 75g of the BUTTER into the crushed BISCUITS until the mixture resembles wet sand
step 3
Press the mixture into the bottom of your tin and smooth over with a spoon
step 4
Put a saucepan on a medium/low heat and add remaining 50g of BUTTER, MILK, the MARSHMALLOWS and Salt.
step 5
when the MARSHMALLOWS start to melt add the CHOCOLATE
step 6
make sure not to heat the mixture too quickly
step 7
After a couple of minutes, when the MARSHMALLOWS start to melt, add the broken up CHOCOLATE
step 8
make sure not to heat the mixture too quickly and stir as it melts to get ensure a smooth texture
step 9
If the mixture looks too thick to pour into the base add an extra 1-2 tbs of Water, whilst the CHOCOLATE mixture is on the heat to thin it a little.
step 10
Make sure not to add too much water or the Tart will take longer to set.
step 11
Pour the CHOCOLATE mixture over the BISCUIT base and
step 12
put the TORTE into the fridge for 10-15 minutes before serving...
step 13
A Top Tip: Wash up your pan straight after using it. Marshmallows tend to take on the nature of cement when left too long after heating.