Health
Warning…
Don’t
you love when you discover a new twist on a favourite recipe? I misread part of
this recipe given to me by my sister & added a tablespoon of honey in place
of the teaspoon called for resulting in a mixture that did not quite set but retained
a fudge like texture - I would not have believed there could be anything more
scrumptious than the original & for any of you who thought the “kladkakka” should come with a health warning this is
definitely one to be avoided…. JJ
Ingredients & Costing…
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Dairy Milk Chocolate x 250g
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1.89
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Butter x 100g (unsalted)
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0.54
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Double Cream x 5 tblsp
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0.40
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Honey x 1 tblsp
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0.05
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Digestive Biscuits x 250g (broken)
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0.25
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Maltesers x 2 pkts
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1.78
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White Chocolate x 50g
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0.32
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6 Individual Portions
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€5.23
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It Couldn’t
be easier…
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Melt the milk chocolate & butter in a small
bowl over a pan of simmering water
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Stir
in the honey & gradually add the double cream
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the biscuits & Maltesers in a mixing bowl, stir in the melted chocolate
ensuring the biscuits are well coated
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Double
line individual tartlet cases with cling film & divide the mixture evenly
pressing down well
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Place
in a refrigerator to chill for a minimum of 2 hours
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Melt
the white chocolate in a small bowl over a pan of simmering water, remove the
chocolate biscuit cakes from their individual tartlet cases & drizzle with
the melted chocolate, allow to cool
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Store
in the refrigerator until required, remove & allow to stand at room
temperature for 20 minutes before serving
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Serve
with whipped cream & fresh strawberries or raspberries
It’s a Rocky Road…
Experiment with the basic recipe - try adding mini marshmallows &
roasted hazelnuts in place of some of the biscuits… JJ
just made the chocolate biscuit cakes for my friends hen party - had an anxious moment when it look like the mixture had split... couple of vigorous whisks later things were back on track - it might be an idea to let the melted butter & chocolate cool a little before adding the cream :-))
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