Have you ever had Marie biscuit or any other cracker types sitting in your shelf for a while? Yeah! I have always had rolls of them at home and sometimes I let them get soft and stale. This time I found a good use for it and converted them into something very tasty, crumbly and crunchy. This no bake cake takes 5 minutes to make but longer to set. I liked to eat it as soon as it is prepared because it is warm. However, I had to allow for it to settle down to be cut into a cake.
Gadgets:
Wok
Spatula
Prepared Square Tray
Measuring cups and Spoons
Wax Paper
Ingredients:
Butter - 1/2 cup
Powdered Sugar - 1 cup
Cocoa Powder - 1 1/2 tsp
Walnuts - 1 cup chopped
Vanilla - 1 tsp
Marie biscuit - 25 or crumbled cookie, biscuit, cracker - 2 cups
Preparation:
1. Crumble the marie biscuit or any other kinds that you might have with your hands into small pieces or put the biscuits in a ziploc bag and ask your kids to break them with a rolling pin.
2. In the wok ad butter and sugar and melt. When it melts add cocoa, vanilla, biscuit and walnuts.
3. Pour this mix into a prepared tray and spread it out with a flat. Cut with a knife and put it in the fridge to set for 6 hours and it is pure heaven.
4. Serve it with ice cream, with tea or coffee. A pure treat.
what a nice way to use leftover cookies! the cake looks delicious and mouth-watering.
ReplyDeletethat sounds like an interesting recipe...eggless and easy to make
ReplyDeleteI am going to make this for diwali :) .. loved the recipe.. first time here.
ReplyDeleteThank you Uma, Priyanka and mahimaa. Please do try. I liked it a lot. Will buy marie biscuit for making this here after.
ReplyDeleteSrimathi,
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome! what a creative way to use the stale biscuits!!
I cant wait to try coz it is eggless and simple to make :)..
-Shuba
Looks delicious,normally I rarely have leftover cookies,but will keep some so that I can try this sometime :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so neat that you made a tasty cake using cookies :). I bet it has great flavor and crunch. I'd like to include your recipe on our blog, please let me know if you're interested!
ReplyDeleteSophie, Key Ingredient Chief Blogger
sophie@keyingredient.com
Wow!! Its amazing. Really nice way of using the left over cookies and serving something delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow!! Amazing. A really creative way of using the left over cookies and serving something delicious.
ReplyDeletehey! this recipe sounds very intresting! im only 16 and i would like to make this for my family..just wish it goes good =)
ReplyDeleteCan we use almonds in place of walnuts
ReplyDeleteVery nice but can we use almonds in place of walnuts
ReplyDelete