Chocolate & Peanut Butter Swag Bars Recipe
These ooey-gooey bars are a staple at North Carolina's mountaintop resort The Swag. Serve them at your next cookout and watch them disappear!
Ingredients
1 cup white sugar
2 cups peanut butter
1 8-ounces bag chocolate chips
1 cup light corn syrup
6 cups scrunched corn flakes
Directions
Lightly oil a 9x13 pan. Combine sugar, syrup and peanut butter in a large heavy pan. Over high heat, stir constantly until the mixture reaches a boil. Remove from heat. Stir in corn flakes until well combined.
Sprinkle chocolate chips evenly over the top. The chips will melt atop the warm bars, creating a top layer. To speed up the process, pop the pan in the oven for a few minutes.
Cut the bars while still hot -- they become difficult to cut when cool.
These cookies freeze well. Put parchment paper between layers of bars to avoid sticking.
Next Up
Lowcountry Boil Recipe
Also known as Frogmore Stew, this simple shrimp boil is traditionally served family-style.
Lowcountry Crab Cakes Recipe
These bite-size crab cakes make the perfect first course for a Southern-style celebration.
Shrimp and Grits Recipe
If one dish is the hallmark of Lowcountry cuisine, it's savory shrimp served over creamy grits.
Turn Stale Bread Into Brunch With These Muffin Tin French Toast Bites
Oui, oui — you just need a few breakfast stapes to create French toast bites your friends will devour.
One Secret Ingredient Makes These Elegant Smoked Salmon Cups a Breeze
Like a latke in a cup, this recipe look impressive but is a breeze to make.
Make This So-Much-Better-Than-Basic Baked Oatmeal
Oatmeal never had it so good. Bananas and hazelnuts take boring oatmeal from mundane to marvelous.
Turn Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey Into Jerky
Take those leftovers "to go" with an easy recipe for holiday jerky.
Bacon-Potato Frittata Recipe
Breakfast in a slice: This delicious dish can be served warm or at room temperature.
Maple Chili Popcorn
Food Network's Jeff Mauro of The Sandwich King shares his recipe for the perfect football snack.
Caprese Bites Recipe
Round out an appetizer buffet with these no-cook caprese tomato bites. They're a simple, party-ready alternative to a caprese salad with the same delicious taste.
