No Bake Truffle Biscuit Cake | No Bake Chocolate Fridge Cake

We are starting a new edition of BM#67 and for the first week, it is going to be No-Bake Dessert. I must confess that this theme has been my favorite one, one that challenges oneself to think beyond and create beautiful dishes. Well, let me tell you up front that I haven't thought much beyond my thinking, and my boundaries won't go beyond chocolate.

I know I know, I have way too many chocolate dishes, and the moment I think about my sad Index, I dread and start sweating! I have given up on updating my Index. I am waiting for some magic to happen and I hope it will happen very soon!

Anyway coming to the theme I knew I had to make something related to chocolates if I want my boys to eat that as well. I didn't want to think about Indian Sweets for this theme and Hubby Dear will eat only if it is Indian Sweet. So you know why I had to get stuck with just chocolates right!

So I was thinking of the various combinations I could make and suddenly remembered all those truffle cakes we keep ordering for birthdays at home in recent times. My cakes do not last more than a day and I can't be expected to log on decorating a cake. Hence we always order an eggless Chocolate Truffle Cake.

I could always stay away from all that extra calorie by ordering egg cakes, but birthdays come once a year and I ought to indulge right, I hope you agree..:)

Thinking about that truffle concept I thought I should make a Biscuit cake with that idea. I have been thinking about Fridge cake all the time. The entire recipe is something that came about as I was making, so I guess the measurement could be an approximation. However, that works.

Step by Step pictures for making the No Bake Truffle Biscuit Cake

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No Bake Truffle Biscuit Cake

Course Desserts

By Cook Method No Bake

Occasion Holiday Special, Weekend Special

Author Srivalli

Ingredients

For the Biscuit Base

• 6 nos Digestive Biscuits
• 1/4 cup Walnut
• 1/4 cup Almonds
• 1 cup Milk Chocolate Compound
• 1/2 cup Butter Melted

For the Dark Chocolate Ganache

• 1/4 cup Milk Chocolate Compound
• 1 cup Dark Chocolate Compound
• 1 cup Fresh Cream

Instructions

For the Biscuit Base

• Break and pulse the digestive biscuits to a fine powder. Transfer to a bowl.
• Next, chop and pulse the nuts as well. Add to the biscuit powder.
• Microwave chopped milk chocolate compound till melted, add it to nut and biscuit powder. Combine everything.
• Now add melted butter and mix well. The mixture will be slightly running.
• Grease tray with parchment. Pour half of the mixed batter and refrigerate for 30 mins or freeze for 10 mins.

For the Dark Ganache

• Take the milk chocolate, chopped dark chocolate, cream and MW for a min. Let the cream boil if required.
• Whisk well till it becomes creamy.

To Assemble the Truffle Biscuit Cake

• Once the base biscuit layer is set, pour half of the ganache over the set biscuit layer. Refrigerate again for 30 mins.
• Remove and pour the remaining biscuit mix over it and refrigerate.
• Finally when the whole biscuit layers are set, spread the remaining dark Ganache all over and spread to cover.
• Decorate with Sparkles and dig in!

Notes

This is best served when it is left on the counter for 10 mins, else it will be very hard to dig in.

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