This year, I was involved in a baking exchange and it was one of the recipes that was included for me. I took a bite, and then couldn't stop eating it. I finished the ones that were given to me, and went out and bought the ingredients to make it myself. (It's kinda gross to think about how much I actually ate, all by myself....) I have taken to calling it SKRACK (skor crack)...
I had originally made it for our Christmas party, however - it didn't last until then and I had to REMAKE it. Then, our party ended up cancelled and I was left with all the bark to myself AGAIN.....
It is so easy to make and eat, that I thought I would share the recipe with all of you.
Ingredients:
- Salted Soda Crackers
- 1 cup butter
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup chocolate chips (I use semi-sweet)
- Skor bits to sprinkle on top
Directions:
- Line a baking sheet with tinfoil or parchment paper
- Arrange crackers evenly over pan (touching, but not overlapping)
- Melt butter over medium heat and stir in brown sugar until melted, bring to a boil (stirring constantly to ensure it doesn't stick to pan) and continue boiling for 2 minutes
- Pour mixture over crackers (crackers may not stay even now)
- Bake in oven for 5 minutes (350 degrees)
- Remove, sprinkle with chocolate chips and place back in oven for 2-3 minutes until the chips have started to soften. Use a spatula to spread the melted chips over the base, sprinkle skor bits over top
- Place in refrigerator (I used the garage in December) until hardened
- Use a sharp knife to break into pieces
- ENJOY
This is a great recipe but it is WAY too addicting!!! (Judy Cowan)
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DeleteI love bark but have never tried it with Skor bits. Problem with this stuff, is one piece is never enough.
ReplyDeletethat is exactly it - it is so so addicting!
DeleteWhen I read that it had soda crackers I didn't think much of trying the recipe. But for some reason I went ahead with it and my son and I polished off the batch in a couple of days. It's such a good treat!
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DeleteWhat temperature do you bake it at? These sound incredibly delicious.... I think I will have to do this SOON... and except for Skor - all the ingredients are already in my kitchen - calling my name!!!Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteTove, I bake it at 350 degree's - you can also top it with candy pieces or sprinkles, or leave it plain!
DeleteI made this last Christmas after my hubby raved about this recipe when someone brought it to work. Addictive stuff :)!
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Deleteour family has made this for years - I've named it "Sex in a Pan"
ReplyDeletehuh, I have heard of sex in a pan before - but it is a much different recipe than this, here is a link to the one I know http://www.jocooks.com/bakery/cakes/sex-in-a-pan/
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