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General10:57 · Jul 15

No-Bake Rolled Dessert Becomes Summer Hit for Quick, Frozen Treats

By אינס שילת ינאי
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

A new summer trend gaining popularity is a no-bake rolled dessert that can be eaten straight from the freezer. The idea originated when the author, faced with unexpected guests and a busy oven, decided to create a dessert without baking. Using a biscuit base similar to petit beurre cookies, combined with cocoa, sugar, coffee, and melted butter, the mixture is rolled with a preferred spread such as nougat and sprinkled with nuts or pistachios.

The preparation involves mixing the ingredients into a dough, chilling it for ease of handling, rolling it out on parchment paper, spreading the filling, and then rolling it tightly before refrigerating or freezing. The dessert offers a delicate flavor reminiscent of petit beurre biscuits and is praised for its refreshing quality when served frozen, making it ideal for hot summer days.

This simple recipe has become a staple for quick, delicious treats that require no oven time, perfect for last-minute guests or a cool summer snack. The author encourages readers to try the recipe and enjoy its addictive taste and convenience.

Summary: A no-bake rolled biscuit dessert with cocoa and coffee flavors is becoming a popular, easy summer treat in Israel, enjoyed frozen or chilled for a refreshing snack.

Points: - A no-bake rolled dessert made from biscuit dough is ideal for quick summer treats. - The recipe uses petit beurre biscuits, cocoa, coffee, and a spread like nougat. - The dough is chilled, rolled with filling, then refrigerated or frozen before slicing. - The dessert tastes good frozen, making it refreshing for hot weather. - It requires no oven, perfect for unexpected guests or busy kitchens. - The author recommends trying it for its simplicity and addictive flavor.

Topic: culture

Entities: {"people":["Inas Shilat Yanai"],"organizations":["Walla"],"places":[]}

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