Page 166 - Pie Squared

Fritos, Doritos, Bugles, tortilla chips, or potato chips

Pick one. A 9-ounce bag will make plenty of crunchy topping. Crush

the chips right inside the bag using a rolling pin (vent the bag first by
cutting a small opening or the bag will go POW!).

ROCKY ROAD

Makes 2 to 3 cups

Mini chocolate chips

Mini marshmallows, snipped into four pieces with lightly oiled scissors

Cracker Jack

Mini M&M’s

Toffee bits

Tiny nonpareils
Toasted coconut flakes

Candied ginger

Candied orange peel

Chocolate espresso beans

Salted, even smoked, almonds

Valrhona chocolate pearls

Tiny caramels
Little peanut butter cups

Mix and match as many or as few of the items listed here as you like.
It takes about 2 to 3 cups to thickly cover a pie. One cup will scatter
across the top of a rich pie, such as Grande Mocha Cappuccino Slab
Pie (here).