Ingredients
- Oreo cookies
- 1/4 cup Cream cheese
- 100g Dark chocolate
- 50g White chocolate
- 3/4 cup Double cream
- Vanilla ice cream (leave out of fridge to soften to room temprature making it easier to spread)
How to make:
-I used two packets of 125g oreo cookies, which have about 14 cookies so in total about 28 cookies.
-Remove cookies from all packaging and place into a ziplock bag (reserve about five cookies).
-Using a rolling pin crush cookies into crumbs (if you have a food processor, place in the food processor and pulse for a few minutes until it becomes fine crumbs).
-Place one cup of cookie crumbs into a bowl add cream cheese and mix properly till fully combined.
-Taking about a tablespoon at a time of mixture roll into balls (I had 12 balls in total, you can make them as big or as small as you want).
-Line a loaf pan with cling film or baking paper (this helps to remove cake after its frozen).
-Randomly place cookie balls into bottom of loaf pan.
-Pour just enough ice cream to completely cover cookie balls, place into freezer for 30 minutes.
-Remove loaf pan from freezer evenly spread half of the cookie crumbs and pour more ice cream just enough to reach the top of the loaf, sprinkle remaining cookie crumbs. Cover with cling film and place in freezer for at least four hours or preferably over night.
-About 30 minutes before removing the ice cream cake from the freezer make the ganache. Chop the dark chocolate and the white chocolate into small bits, the smaller it is the easier it will be to melt, place into separate bowls.
-Place double cream into a small pot and heat up over a low heat ( because I was making two different ganache I heated up cream separately) 2/4 cup goes into dark chocolate and remaining 1/4 cup goes into white chocolate.
-Let this to stand for a couple of minutes, the heat from the cream melts the chocolate, mix properly until mixtures comes together completely. Leave to cool down slightly but still be pourable.
-To unmold, remove ice cream cake from freezer leave to stand for a couple of minutes, make a cardboard base (I just cut a piece of cardboard to the exact shape of the cake and covered in foil) and place on the top and flip over remove loaf pan and cling film.
- Put some cups into a wide dish (this helps to catch excess glaze and not leave too much of a mess). Pour cooled dark chocolate ganache in the middle of the cake. Using the back of a spoon spread ganache to the edges to create a kind of drizzled effect. Fill a ziplock bag with white chocolate ganache, snip the tip off with scissors and drizzle over the top making quick movements back and forth (i know it does get really messy, this is not the prettiest looking dessert but its defiantly delicious).
-Using remaining Oreo cookies decorate the top of the cake (I am not much of a decorator but I tried my best) Place in the freezer for an extra hour to allow ganache to set up.
-Transfer the whole dessert into a serving platter, I had little white chocolate ganache left over which I drizzled over Oreo cookies and also on each slice of cake. Heat up a knife by placing inside a cup of hot water for a few minutes, clean with a paper towel and slice in order to get nice neat slices.
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