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Stephanie's Chocolate and Marshmallow Roll-Teaching is definetely my call!


Life takes you in many directions but, with me, no matter what I do or try to do to to change  directions, Teaching always seems to beckon me like a desperate siren lost at sea. It is my call and after two years of fighting it, I have to admit I'm at my happiest when I'm teaching.

So teaching's now taken me into a new realm-The wonders of the Internet!
 I am able to teach in a more personalised way.
 I can reach a student many, many miles away from me and allow them to have an one-hour session of personalised English Teaching, simply by using a webcam and an online book.
It's been an incredibly rewarding experience!

I have many French students from all over France. I love speaking to them and learning about all the cultural nuances and the differences between the regions.
 One of my students shares my cultural curiosity for different recipes and culture. She is a pleasure to teach and although her English may be limited, she has such a passion for learning that I can just see her going from strength to strength and being able to express herself in English just as easily as in French.

She also shares my passion for cooking and was kind enough to share the recipe for one of her children's favourite cakes with me that I am thrilled to share with you on the blog. 

So here it is.
Stephanie's Chocolate and marshmallow Roll.
Please make sure to try it as it's a definite winner among the kids and grown-ups alike.





Stephanie's Chocolate and Marshmallow Roll
Ingredients

200gs of dark or chocolate milk
100gs of soft butter
100gs of Icing Sugar
1 egg
10 marshmallows
150gs of rich tea or plain biscuits
Tin Foil  (Aluminum Foil)

Directions

 Melt the chocolate with the butter in Bain Marie (in a bowl over boiling water)
 Allow it to cool for five minutes and then add the egg, icing sugar and mix vigorously (so that the egg doesn't set)
Crush the biscuits roughly by putting them in a bag and crushing with a rolling pin. Cut the marshmallows into small pieces (about the size of a tiny coin)
Pour the mixture into a 30 cm long Aluminum foil sheet  roll it as you would with a swiss roll, fold and seal it tightly.
Place it in the fridge for a minimum of 6 hours (I'd recommend 12)
Remove from the fridge, take the Aluminum Foil off. Sprinkle with Icing sugar, cut into thick slices and serve
Delicieux Stephanie!
And Bon Appetit everyone!
 






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