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Helen Goh

Helen Goh’s recipe for edible Christmas baubles

Helen Goh's Rice Krispie baubles hang from Christmas tree branches. Probably a Nordmann fir.
Helen Goh’s Rice Krispie baubles make a welcome change from traditional tree decorations. Photograph: Robert Billington/The Guardian. Food styling: Loïc Parisot Prop styling: Anna Wilkins. Food styling assistant: Sophie Pryn. Photo assistant: Kate Anglestein.

These edible baubles make a joyful addition to the Christmas table or tree. Soft, chewy, marshmallow-coated Rice Krispies are studded with pistachios and cranberries, chocolate and ginger, or peppermint candy cane; they’re as fun to make as they are to eat, and they make a perfect little gift. To add a ribbon for hanging, cut small lengths of ribbon, then loop and knot the ends. Push the knotted end gently into the top of each ball while it’s still pliable, then reshape around it, so it holds the knot securely as it sets. Alternatively, wrap each bauble in cellophane, then gather at the top and tie with a ribbon, leaving a long loop for hanging.

Edible Rice Krispie baubles

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