No Bake Silvanas

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INGREDIENTS


Buttercream
1-370 ml Angel All Purpose Creamer, chilled overnight (12 hours)
½ cup Angel Condensada, chilled
½ cup butter, room temperature

Crumb Coat and Cookie Base
1 cup crushed graham cookies
½ cup cashew nuts, toasted and crushed fine
1 ¼ pack (70pcs), whole honey graham biscuits

 

PROCEDURE

BUTTERCREAM MIXTURE::

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  1. BUTTERCREAM MIXTURE:
  2. Combine chilled Angel Condensada and butter in a bowl. With your hand mixer mix on low setting or wire whisk until it becomes smooth and silky. If it becomes runny, place in chiller for 30 minutes. Turn on high and whisk until it turns into a lighter shade of yellow and start becoming fluffy.
  3. Add the chilled Angel All Purpose Creamer in the bowl. Mix on low until lumps disappear. Turn it on high until the mixture turns even lighter and doubles in size. Put in chiller for 30 minutes prior use.
    1. CRUMB COATING MIXTURE::

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      1. CRUMB COATING MIXTURE:
      2. Toast the cashews on a hot skillet. Place them in your food processor and grind them up until they are the size of your crushed graham crackers. If you don’t have a food processor, you can grind them up using a mortar and pestle. Ensure the ending results in an almost fine and powdery texture.
      3. Combine the crushed graham crackers and the crushed toasted cashews. Set aside, ensure that this is completely cooled before using.
        1. TO ASSEMBLE::

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          1. TO ASSEMBLE:
          2. Line your baking sheet with parchment paper. This will help you later in assembly. Ensure that the whipped buttercream frosting is kept at chilled temperature as you work.
          3. Carefully cut your graham in square pieces. You will need at least 70 pieces of square crackers.
          4. Line 35 pieces of them on your baking sheet. Spread an even layer (about 1″) of the buttercream on top of the crackers. Sprinkle crumb coat on top and ensure the frosting is all covered with crumb coat. Place this in the freezer to set for 30 minutes.
          5. When set, meaning you can touch the cookies without the top deforming, flip the cookies over. Spread the middle with 1/3 of your whipped buttercream mixture. Top each with the remaining 35 pieces of graham you have set aside. Pour and spread the remaining 1/3 of the mixture on top. Run your knife/spatula on the sides of the cookie so they also get an even layer of whipped buttercream frosting. Sprinkle the top of the cookies with the crumb coat until they are fully covered. Place the sheet back in the freezer to set for another 30 minutes.
          6. When it is set and hardened, carefully dip the sides of the cookies in your crumb coat, ensuring all parts of the cookie is coated. If you notice your cookies have started melting, and you have a hard time holding them, place in freezer to re-set.
          7. Once all cookies are coated, freeze them to set. Serve frozen.

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