Roasted milk dessert that is very rich, smooth and just too tasty and too wonderful.
This is a roasted milk dessert that is easy to make and very tasty. This recipe is the answer to your question: what does a person do with a packet of plain tea biscuit, especially when your spouse decides to buy a big one from Costco ಠ_ಠ? and if you have more, you can actually make this for the neighbors or for a brunch.
One thing about blogging, it enables you to take work everywhere. No matter where I am in this world, as long as there is internet connectivity, I can do my work. But this time, this was not the case.
I apologize for the delay of posting, it has been very hard last week to get a good internet connection as we were not in Cairo, you might already know if you are following my instagram,
We’ve been on the north coast and the Mediterranean has been so fascinating. So beautiful and very calming, although I’ve always feared the sea, I somehow find the waves sound so relaxing at daytime and very angry at night!!. I seriously fear the sea by night, I get this feeling that it is going to swallow whoever dares to come close enough.
We’ve had a very nice time with the family, lots of food, playing games and reconnecting. A relaxing time that was very much needed by everyone. My sister made many dishes among which was the infamous grandma’s marble cake and everyone raved about it as usual.
Here is another marble cake but this time made so easy from roasted dry milk, eggs and some biscuits.. let me show you how to.
We’ll start by roasting the milk like we’ve done before in the roasted dry milk cake.
Until it changes color and becomes golden.
In another bowl mix eggs with vanilla extract.
Add roasted milk, dry ingredients and mix well
Until you have a batter that somehow looks like cake batter.
Pout part of the batter in a 13×9 pan, add the biscuits then the rest of the batter and bake for 25 minutes.
Prepare the top layer by mixing all the ingredients.
Add drops of chocolate syrup then with a knife make lines to marbleize the top. Return to oven and bake for another 10-15 minutes until set.
Wait for it to cool completely then cut into squares. Store any leftovers in the fridge.
We’re wrapping up our summer trip to Egypt as this is our last week before we start our 20ish trip back to Colorado on the 30th.
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- 2 cups powdered dry milk.
- 4 eggs Large
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
- 1/2 cup oil.
- 1 cup granulated sugar.
- 1 can 7.6 oz table cream.
- 1 Tablespoon baking powder.
- 20 plain tea biscuits/cookies
- 4 oz cream cheese.
- 1 can 7.6 oz table cream.
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar.
- 1/2 cup powdered dry milk.
- Any chocolate sauce/syrup like Hershey’s
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In a deep skillet over medium-low heat, roast the dry milk until light brown. Remove from heat set aside and let it cool down.
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Pre heat oven to 350F.
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In a bowl combine, eggs and vanilla extract, beat well.
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Add oil, sugar and mix well.
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Add roasted milk, baking powder and table cream and mix.
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Pour 3/4 the batter in a 9x13 oven pan lined with parchment paper.
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Arrange biscuit on top of the mixture then pour the rest, smoothing the top.
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Bake for 20-25 minutes.
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Meanwhile mix the ingredients of the top layer.
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Take the pan from the oven then top with the cream cheese layer.
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Add drops of chocolate sauce. with the help of a fork or a knife, make waves through the top layer so to make a marble like decoration.
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Return to the oven for another 10-15 minutes until it all sets.
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Let it cool down, cut and serve.
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Enjoy!!
The result almost looks like dulce de leche.what is the consistency/sweetness of the non biscuit layers?
I was thinking of using organic ginger snaps for the biscuit layers if the milk layer is more like a paste, then topping it with candied ginger, the rest of your ingredients, then making a puree of pumpkin/butternut squash for the marbling effect.
If not pumpkin etc then raspberry blueberry & strawberry puree with gelatin or rice flour to thicken.
Looks so delicious 🙂 I would love to have a bite
Claire, I wish you live nearby so I can give you more than one bite hehehe. I hope you’ll have them time to try it soon. Thanks for your sweet comment.
This is such an unique dessert Amira…it sure looks so delicious…perfect dessert to use up all the cookies.
Have a great rest of the week 🙂
It is very creamy and delicious one, thanks for stopping by Juliana.
Glad you’re having a wonderful holiday! And super glad you were able to find time to give us this recipe — what a nice one. Winner! 🙂
Thanks John, hope you’ll give it a go.
What are the “plain tea biscuits/cookies” that you use?
Kris, thank you for being interested in this recipe. Actually anything plain like Marie , Biscoff or even graham crackers. I hope this will help. Let me know if you need anything else, I hope you’ll like it.
Such an amazing dessert with toasted milk powder …something new and never heard of. I would love to try this.
Thank you Shanaz I hope you’ll get the chance to try it.
Have a wonderful holiday all the best . My question is what is table cream is it whipping cream.
shrimatee rai, I get asked this question a lot :). It is a very common ingredient in the Middle Eastern cuisine especially desserts. Here is a link to a google search for it I use Nestle Brand but in the Middle East there are many brands. Thanks for asking dear and I hope this will help. Tell me if you need anymore assistance.