14.1 oz 400 grams of simple cookies or digestive biscuits. The best ones are super plain Gaidelis biscuits.
a can of condensed milk
1 1/4 sticks of butter about 150 g
5 tablespoons of cacao powder
any optional add-ins chocolate chunks, raisins, nuts
Instructions
Take all the cookies and crush them by hand into small pieces or smash them with a meat hammer, but don’t crush them all into paste.
Melt the butter. Add the cacao powder and the condensed milk to the melted butter and mix it well.
Add the butter mixture to the bowl of crushed cookies and mix well.
Optional: Add any mix-ins. Chocolate chunks, various nuts, dried berries, etc.
Now, pour the mixture in the cake pan and cover it with cling film. Alternatively, pour it on cling film and shape it in the desired shape. I sometimes just use thin plastic bags and shape them into loaves.
Cool the shaped mixture in the fridge for at least 2 hours but ideally, overnight.
Once cooled, slice it up and serve it with tea or coffee. The end result will look like this:
Are we doing recipes? Here’s one for tinginys!
Ingredients
14.1 oz 400 grams of simple cookies or digestive biscuits. The best ones are super plain Gaidelis biscuits.
a can of condensed milk
1 1/4 sticks of butter about 150 g
5 tablespoons of cacao powder
any optional add-ins chocolate chunks, raisins, nuts
Instructions
Take all the cookies and crush them by hand into small pieces or smash them with a meat hammer, but don’t crush them all into paste.
Melt the butter. Add the cacao powder and the condensed milk to the melted butter and mix it well.
Add the butter mixture to the bowl of crushed cookies and mix well.
Optional: Add any mix-ins. Chocolate chunks, various nuts, dried berries, etc.
Now, pour the mixture in the cake pan and cover it with cling film. Alternatively, pour it on cling film and shape it in the desired shape. I sometimes just use thin plastic bags and shape them into loaves.
Cool the shaped mixture in the fridge for at least 2 hours but ideally, overnight.
Once cooled, slice it up and serve it with tea or coffee. The end result will look like this: