I still have a lot of leftovers from baking and from my breakfast oats that I used to eat whenever I am craving for it. I still have leftover peanut butter from making my Valentine´s Day Heart Dessert recipe last month, some oats and some chocolates for baking.
The ingredients: Oats, peanut butter and cookies. |
So, let´s start with this no-bake peanut butter and oats Easter eggs. It is still time until Easter Sunday. I know, I have to make these Easter eggs again as what I have made today will be consumed by tomorrow.
Oats, cookies and peanut butter. |
- 50 grams instant oats
- 50 grams or 4 pieces of cookies of your choice
- 3 tablespoons peanut butter
- ready-made chocolate glaze
- 2-3 tablespoons grated hazelnuts (optional)
Cold from the fridge: oats, cookies and peanut butter. |
How to do make them:
- Put the instant oats and cookies in the food processor and process them until fine.
- Then put the processed oats and cookies in a bowl and add the peanut butter. Mix them by using your hands.
- Put the mixture in the fridge to set in for about 15 minutes.
- Spread a bit of cooking oil in your inner hands before forming the peanut butter mixture into an egg form.
- Roll the peanut butter and oats Easter eggs to the grated hazelnuts.
- Then sprinkle some ready-made chocolate glaze at the top of them. (Please follow the direction of use of the chocolate glaze in the package)
Rolled Peanut Butter and Oats Easter Eggs. |
Tips:
- You can use any cookies you want. You can even use Grahams crackers for this recipe.
- You can make your own chocolate glaze by melting chocolate melts for decorating.
- You can cover all the eggs with chocolate and sprinkles you may still have as leftovers.
- I used grated hazelnuts because I still have hazelnuts leftover from my hazelnut cake. I could have used desiccated coconut if I still have in my cupboard.
- You can, of course, decorate the eggs with different kinds of sprinkles that fit Easter season.
No Bake Peanut Butter and Oats Easter Eggs. |
By the way, how do you celebrate Easter season? Here is how the Germans celebrate Easter. Feel free to check my blog and I would be happy if you will stop by and drop a comment.
No Bake Peanut Butter and Oats Easter Eggs. |
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We celebrate Easter by having an egg hunt for our kids, who are entirely too old for such a thing. But they love it. This is a wonderful recipe!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate like that too here in Germany but since our son is no longer a small kid, he doesn´t want to do Easter hunting anymore;-) Thank you for your nice comment Amy Reade.
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