How to make a simple homemade chocolate cream biscuit and mary biscuit cake. // Suited for evening snack.

Hello my loving Foodie community,

How are you dear Hivers, I know everything are ok for you in this pandemic time with manage your golden time. I previously said that, these days I spend my time for improve interesting activities like as cooking. Some hivers really satisfied previous recipes. My pleasure to them who were commented my recipe blogs. Today I decided to share how to prepare homemade chocolate cream biscuit and mary biscuit cake. Only require few ingredients. You can very easily find it and process also very easy. I hope you'll enjoy to read this.

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Ingredients

  • One packet of Chocolate cream biscuit
  • **Seven Marie buscuits

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  • One and half teaspoons of milk powder
  • 1/4 cup of hot water

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Preparing Steps

  • Remove the cream portion of the chocolate cream biscuit separately. Place the two non-cream lids in a separate dish.

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  • Break the Marie Biscuits into separate small pieces as well. Then add one and a half teaspoons of milk powder to a cup of boiling water and dissolve well. Add the milk powder to the dish with the creamy chocolate biscuits.

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  • Stir the chocolate biscuit mixture well. Add the previously broken Marie biscuit pieces to it. Now mix it well too.

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  • Take another plastic dish and cover it with a lunch sheet. Dilute the above mixture on a lunch sheet. Spread the creamy portion of the chocolate biscuits we previously booked one by one on top of the mixture on the lunch sheet. Now add about a teaspoon of the remaining milk powder. Take a small spoon and thin the mixture.

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  • Now close the plastic dish with a lid and leave it in the fridge for about four hours. It can then be removed and cut into pieces.

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