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Old fashioned Aussie treat. You can use any sweet biscuits / cookies. My favorite are shortbread and gingernuts. (Cooking time is fridge time!)
First of all…biscuits are the Australian terms for cookies. Just so you aren’t too confused.
Break up biscuits into bits. Not crumbed, just pieces no larger the size of a 20c piece (Australia) or a quarter (USA). Of course they can be bigger or smaller depending on what you prefer. I prefer whatever is the fastest to do!
In large pan melt the butter, then add the sugar, sultanas and cocoa. Heat and keep mixing until hot but not boiling. Take off the heat.
Mixing very quickly, add the beaten eggs in small amounts incorporating each lot before adding the next.
Some people prefer to add the eggs when the mixture has cooled a bit but I like the thought that the eggs have cooked. (It is a psychological thing!)
Fold in broken biscuits.
Press mixture into a foil lined tray (30x25cm).
Refrigerate to set for a couple of hours.
To make the icing / frosting….
Mix the icing sugar, 4 TBS cocoa and 2 TBS melted butter with enough warm water to give a spreadable consistency. Beat until smooth. Spread over the hedgehog and leave until it has set.
I store this slice in the fridge.
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Bindi on 8.27.2009
Aaargh! The amount of cookies keeps dropping off the list of ingredients. It is 500 grams. Will go change it again now.
bookofsnow on 8.23.2009
please tell us what kind of cookies/biscuits and how much!
Holly on 8.18.2009
Wow Bindi, I’m making this TODAY!
xx
H
Bindi on 8.16.2009
Thanks Ree. For some reason nearly every recipe I have added seems to have an ingredient drop off after I add it. I am glad you noticed it
Ree | The Pioneer Woman on 8.16.2009
This looks delicious, Bindi!
Would you mind adding the amount of biscuits to the ingredient list? It’s the only thing that’s missing!