


Bake the crust in a square pan lined with parchment paper for about 10 to 12 minutes at 350ºf in the oven.
Now make the custard cream filling before adding it to the crust. But let the base crust come to room temp before adding it to the pan. See video tutorial for more details.




After crust is cold down add the custard cream and spread out with your spatula or knife.
Now melt semi-sweetened chocolate chips with unsalted butter to add to our pan.



Now the melted chocolate is ready to add to the top of custard cream.
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The Nanaimo bar. It’s a sweet treat made from chocolate, custard, coconut and walnuts. Love it or hate it, it’s uniquely British Columbian.
But where did this chocolatey delicacy come from?
Newman says it can be traced back to three women in Nanaimo after the Second World War.
Originally — and uncreatively — called chocolate slices, Newman says the “dainties” popped up around 1952, in, no surprise here, Nanaimo. The base layer, made of graham wafer crumbs, shows up earlier, but the square as we know it with the thick custard middle and chocolate on top appeared in a local hospital auxiliary cookbook in the early ’50s, Newman said.
“Quoted in a 1987 interview by CBC broadcast!”

So there it is and Canada made bar that is loved by people all over the world and my understanding is made different ways to change the recipes to the persons dietary needs.




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