Scotch Creme Eggs

These Scotch Creme Eggs are the perfect indulgent Easter treat! Coated in chocolate brownie and sprinkles, with gooey Cadbury Creme Eggs inside.

I think this may be the most ridiculous (and most delicious) thing I've ever done. Scotch Creme Eggs!

In case some of you non-Brits are unaware, Scotch eggs are usually savoury - a boiled egg covered in sausage meat and breadcrumbs. But since boiled eggs and sausage meat don't really float my boat, I made a few substitutions. Perfectly normal ones.

Boiled egg --> Creme Egg
Sausage meat --> brownie
Breadcrumbs --> sprinkles

Totally normal, right?

As you can imagine, these babies are crazily delicious. Sprinkles, goood. Brownie, gooood. Creme Eggs, goooooood.

(okay, they're bordering on a little sickly, but I'm not one to complain about an overly sweet, gooey, chocolatey dessert once in a while. Still good.)

I've included the nutritional information for these Scotch Creme Eggs below, as I do with every recipe - but do yourself a favour and don't look. Trust me. Really, just don't look.

These aren't exactly supposed to be providing you with your daily vitamins and minerals, they're supposed to be delicious - and delicious, they are. Okay, if it was possible to overdose on calories, this would probably be how you'd do it... but ignore that fact for now and get stuck in.

Making savoury Scotch eggs can be a little tricky - boiling the egg just the right amount so it stays runny in the middle (if that's how you like it), carefully coating the delicate egg in sausage meat without damaging it, dipping in yet more egg, breadcrumbs, frying...

Scotch Creme Eggs are much, much easier.

Since I wasn't exactly aiming for an upper class dessert here, I started with a shop-bought tray of brownies. Make your own if you can be bothered; buy them from the supermarket if you're eager to just get stuck in. You need to crumble the brownie up, then mix it with some vanilla buttercream to make it nice and malleable. Again: make your own if you want to, don't if you don't. I didn't.

(did you know you can buy tubs of buttercream now?! This is quite a dangerous thing for me to have discovered)

Mould the brownie 'meat' around a Creme Egg --> roll in chocolate sprinkles --> face plant.

And that is how I will be spending the next few weeks.

Scotch Creme Eggs

These Scotch Creme Eggs are the perfect indulgent Easter treat! Coated in chocolate brownie and sprinkles, with gooey Cadbury Creme Eggs inside.

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Prep Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Servings: 7

Calories: 547kcal

Author: Becca Heyes

Ingredients

• ▢ 450 g cooked chocolate brownie, crumbled (~ 3 cups crumbled)
• ▢ 3 heaped tablespoon vanilla buttercream, shop-bought or homemade
• ▢ 7 Cadbury Creme Eggs
• ▢ Chocolate sprinkles for coating

Instructions

• Add the thoroughly crumbled chocolate brownie to a large bowl, and add the buttercream. Mix thoroughly.
• Take a small amount of the brownie mixture, and mould it around a Creme Egg. Continue adding more brownie until the entire egg is covered. Roll the egg in chocolate sprinkles.
• Repeat with more Creme Eggs until the brownie mixture is all gone. I managed to make 7, but it depends how thick your brownie layer is.

Nutrition

Serving: 1 egg - Calories: 547 kcal - Carbohydrates: 103.5 g - Protein: 9.6 g - Fat: 17.9 g - Saturated Fat: 6.8 g - Cholesterol: 65 mg - Sodium: 132 mg - Potassium: 13 mg - Fiber: 22.9 g - Sugar: 56 g

Nutritional information is approximate, and will depend on your exact ingredients. Please calculate your own nutritional values if you require accuracy for health reasons.

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Note: Nutritional information is approximate, and will depend on exactly what ingredients you choose. Information above is for 1 Scotch Creme Egg.