Pro - Does anyone else's nest boxes get soaked in rain?

[dancing cloud]

When I've made them before I've used the usual digestives-and-butter approach, but it always ends up as a crumby mess rather than a proper base.

 

I just know someone will have a brilliant solution - please share!

[Alis girls]

I usually use the same. Am on WW diet so did some mini ones using oreos as a base. Yumeeee.

[Space Chick]

Up the amount of butter and that will make it not crumbly.

 

It has to be a butter and digestive mix in my mind

[bluekarin]

I love ginger biscuit base mixed with melted butter. Especially with a white chocolate cheesecake topping ala Wagamamas cheesecake As has already been mentioned, you may need to up your butter content. I find some biscuits, like flour, take up differing amounts of butter. Also, press it a bit more firmly in your tin so it forms a firmer base.

[dancing cloud]

Thank you! I'll try more butter and forceful pressing .

 

Any chance of the recipe for that white chocolate cheesecake? Just thinking about it make me !

[bluekarin]

Sure!

 

http://comfortbites.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/white-chocolate-and-ginger-cheesecake.html

 

My son has requested it for his birthday a few years ago and it was a big hit. He loves Wagamamas version and this is pretty close. I do add lots more ginger syrup than it states though.

[Purplemaniacs]

Thank you, that looks rather yummy, will try it when DD or DS is coming for dinner.

 

Chrissie

[dancing cloud]

Looks so good, I think I'll try it when there's no one else around

[bluekarin]

Looks so good, I think I'll try it when there's no one else around

 

Best way I think It is so moreish! I am to usually a fan of white chocolate in puds, as it can be sweet without flavour. This isn't which is what makes it dangerous

[redbug]

Yum Yum - that looks nice bluekarin

[Guest]

Just digestives and butter here too,although sometimes I throw in some choccy drops too,nom nom nom