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8 December 2009

Mom's Delight : Step By Step Recipe

I have posted the recipe for Mom's delight ages ago but although its actually much tastier than the Marie Biscuit Chocolate Logs, its not as popular. This could be because the name is not popular, in fact I think I made it up when I was 12, I can't remember! Or because the picture is really not tempting. Anyway, anything to do with Marie biscuits and chocolate is totally my thing, I mean, you can't go wrong with that combination - its like crackers and cheese!

So, I am reposting the recipe, but this time, with step by step pictures to give you a not-so-gentle push towards making it this holiday. How about that? I am nothing if not persistent ;)

Here's most of the stuff you'll need. Cocoa powder or bittersweet chocolate, Marie biscuits or digestive biscuits (clearly the recipe is very forgiving!), about 1 tbsp butter to grease the tray or ramekins, condensed milk (low fat if you are in denial like me and think that actually makes this dessert guilt-free), and some chopped nuts (its not in the picture, there's nothing wrong with your eyes).

I used ramekins this time but you can use pretty much any cake tray that you have in hand.
Grease the ramekins with some butter.

Powder the biscuits and lay it in the ramekins, about 1" thick. Gently press down with a spoon. You can also mix the biscuit crumbs with some butter, make it bread crumb like and then press it down, only, you'll be using up much more butter if you do that.

Now we have the condensed milk. Ahhh... the best part. Pour it in, about 1/2" thick. Go on, trust me on this one.

Ok now comes chocolate, the best part! What, I said, condensed milk is the best part? Hmm.. well they are like two sides of the same coin, very complementary :D

You can either use shaved bittersweet chocolate OR..

About 1 tsp of unsweetened cocoa powder.

Layer the chocolate over the condensed milk.

Top this off with a layer of chopped cashewnuts.


Bake in a 180C oven for about 20 mins. The condensed milk will bubble up so make sure this is nicely browned and then we are done. That's them just out of the oven. Remember my oven?

Now we are done. Scoop it out and dig in.


For complete recipe with measurements, check out the Mom's Delight Recipe here.

Note: you can use some grated coconut as a layer after the condensed milk if you have any handy. Also, if you want to cut these into squares (I prefer it squiggly and loose so that I can scoop it out), then mix the powdered biscuits with about 2 tbsp butter and rub it in with your fingertips until the mixture looks like breadcrumbs. Layer this at the bottom of the tray or ramekin and gently press down. This should give you a good solid base so that its easy to cut into squares once baked and cooled. Make sure this base is 1" thick. My mom makes it this way to it works.


57 Comments:

  1. This is so simple and looks so tempting, my kids can finish this in minutes.
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  2. Sharikum kothiyavunnuuuuuu really soooooo tempting dear.
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  3. WOw such a tempting dessert, mouthwatering..
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  4. I am sure every visitor is complaining about drips over keyboard after those steps:)
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  5. Simple to make and looks yummmmmmmm...thanks for posting this...will make it soon...have people visting this week !!
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  6. Just seeing the milmaid poured into the ramekins make me drool it self.
    Looks so so good.
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  7. Hmmm looks yummy.I have seen a similar recipe which used dessicated coconut too in Vanitha.The recipe was called-Never Fail Pudding.That itself was self explanatory.I mean what can go wrong with milkmaid,chocolates and marie biscuits??
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  8. Such a drool worthy recipe Nags..Remember seeing this in ur blog sometime back but was not attracted much(might b because of the look in that post..he he)..But this looks absolutely outstanding...will give a try soon definitely...
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  9. This will be a sure hit with S :)
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  10. As soon as I saw this post, the title of an English poem I learned back in school came to my mind. You are La Belle Dame Sans Merci. I'm trying hard to resist chocolate and you are not at all helping me.
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  11. Delicious and simple looking recipe. Will try and let you know.
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  12. I love condensed milk, chocolate & marie biscuits too so can't wait to try this.
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  13. God, that looks decadent. I'm making it. *sigh* HAVE to. *deeper sigh*
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  14. Mom's delight is truly delightful! :)
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  15. Looks scrumptious! Yummmm....
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  16. Looks sinful.I liked this version of it,i mean using ramekins instead pudding plate.I'll look for marie biscuits now:).I loved it...really loved this recipe:).Such an easy way to a mouthwatering dessert:)Thanks Nags!
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  17. This is so cute and interesting a dish.. looks yummy for me :)
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  18. The Eagle brand web page calls these Chocolate Chunk Magic Bars. It's become my favorite recipe this holiday season and I've been making it about once a week for one group or another.
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  19. Madhuram - I rem that poem! That's how I learn the meaning of 'sans'!
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  20. That truly is so simple and divine..would love to dig in right now :-)
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  21. Have been eyeing this since I landed in ur space....but postphoning it as I dont have a proper oven...Let me see if I can try with my oven, But then I can even omit the last step n have it as such ;)
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  22. Looks so so yummy,really looking good! Beautiful pictures as well :)
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  23. Such an easy but decadent dessert. Loved the picture of the shaved chocolate.
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  24. oooooh looks so good! i love digestive biscuits!
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  25. wow, it looks so simple, and tempting, i have only two ramkeins i have to buy one more!! now for this, i will certainly make this, i know my kids will love it!!
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  26. Dear,

    I know, you're a Great cook and I adore you blog.

    I am hosting an Event in my site about Kitchen Mishaps!

    Please check it out:

    http://www.kitchentantra.com/2009/12/kitchen-mishaps-event-announcement.html

    Would you like to participate?

    I will greatly appreciate your contribution.

    Thanks
    Malar Gandhi
    www.kitchentantra.com
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  27. Oh my word... it looks just too divine. When my daughter starts eating sugar (she's only 9 months) I will most cerianly make it for her (and eat it all myself??)
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  28. Absolutely gorgeous, Nags..Did I tell you I made the marie biscuit choc logs and I have yet to post it, which I will soon!!They came out so well that DH was asking to make it one more time..
    Hey can we substitute walnuts for cashews??Not a big fan of cashews:P
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  29. Yummy! So easy and nice instructions. tempting :)
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  30. yummy ingredients... looks delicious.

    to answer your question-no, it's not eeya chombu. it's a stainless steel milk pot.
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  31. Looks delicious. With all those delicious ingredients it must have absolutely yum. I would forget the calorie content and dig into it.
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  32. Shri, yes of course you can! :)
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  33. I love the name, and the simplicity. I bet it tastes yum.
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  34. Ok. First, milkmaid being low fat is not fair! But I understand!

    Second..aah..your oven. I know a little bit about that! Have you spoken about it before???LOL!

    And third - oh man...this is so awesome. I love the simplicity of making it and the extreme wonderful taste of it! If it were me making this, I would have a few spoons of the milkmaid in the process and eat half of the chocolate before I start anything with it.

    I want this..now..
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  35. I tried this today with my so called oven :) and it came out pretty well!
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  36. Oh wow, that looks yummy and so simple too. Did I tell you that my sis made your marie biscuit logs and loved it?
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  37. Such an easy, simple and delicious dessert!!!
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  38. Thanks for this recipe, I made it with orange flavoured Marie Biscuts and the desert turned out very good, a keeper!!!!
    - Bharathi
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  39. Simple & delicious one,kids love this
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  40. I am off to the kitchen to make this now. Here I am , struggling with a essay and I see this post. Totally unforgiving for my diet. Sans Merci!
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  41. I am off to the kitchen to make this now. Here I am , struggling with a essay and I see this post. Totally unforgiving for my diet. Sans Merci!
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  42. Yummy! So easy and nice instructions. tempting :)
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  43. Dear,

    I know, you're a Great cook and I adore you blog.

    I am hosting an Event in my site about Kitchen Mishaps!

    Please check it out:

    http://www.kitchentantra.com/2009/12/kitchen-mishaps-event-announcement.html

    Would you like to participate?

    I will greatly appreciate your contribution.

    Thanks
    Malar Gandhi
    www.kitchentantra.com
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  44. oooooh looks so good! i love digestive biscuits!
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  45. That truly is so simple and divine..would love to dig in right now :-)
    ReplyDelete
  46. The Eagle brand web page calls these Chocolate Chunk Magic Bars. It's become my favorite recipe this holiday season and I've been making it about once a week for one group or another.
    ReplyDelete
  47. This is so cute and interesting a dish.. looks yummy for me :)
    ReplyDelete
  48. Looks scrumptious! Yummmm....
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  49. God, that looks decadent. I'm making it. *sigh* HAVE to. *deeper sigh*
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  50. As soon as I saw this post, the title of an English poem I learned back in school came to my mind. You are La Belle Dame Sans Merci. I'm trying hard to resist chocolate and you are not at all helping me.
    ReplyDelete
  51. This will be a sure hit with S :)
    ReplyDelete
  52. Hmmm looks yummy.I have seen a similar recipe which used dessicated coconut too in Vanitha.The recipe was called-Never Fail Pudding.That itself was self explanatory.I mean what can go wrong with milkmaid,chocolates and marie biscuits??
    ReplyDelete
  53. I am sure every visitor is complaining about drips over keyboard after those steps:)
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  54. This is so simple and looks so tempting, my kids can finish this in minutes.
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  55. Hi nags tried it yesterday.
    I ran out of marie biscuit so made it using krackjack biscuits.
    but I think I should have made it in some ramekins.
    I made it in my silicon muffin pan.
    and I did nt have nuts too.
    and topped the coco with more condensed milk. the outcome need nt say that it was way too sweeet.

    I learnt a lesson follow the recipe blindly ha ha ha
    but anyways my one year old boy loved it to the core.

    hmmmm am gona try other recipes now. plz suggest me some easy peasy baking recipes dear.

    a request too
    could u please post a step by step simple frosting method.
    ur step by step method is like watching a video tutorial
    I have a packet of whipping powder I wish to use it before it expires. please help


    forgot to say
    A big THANK YOU dear
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  56. I definitely need to post some frosting recipes. Its just that I hardly ever frost cakes and prefer unfrosted ones. Also, I have no idea how to use whipping powder, you may need to search for whipping powder recipes on Google :)
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