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Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers

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Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers

Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers

Pane-Bistecca
This is a very simple chocolate praline recipe made from leftover cookies. They taste different depending on the cookies. With gingerbread leftovers they taste very Christmassy, with butter cookies you can taste the liqueur that you put in them better. As you can see, you can make them just the way you like them best. For example, you can use up the leftover cookies after Christmas.

I bring you two different recipes to show you that you can easily change ingredients. 
prep time
3 h 15 min
cooking time
5 min
servings
50
total time
4 h 15 min

Ingredients

With Egg Liqueur

  • 150 g Butter Cookies

  • 50 g ground Hazelnuts 

  • 60 g melted Butter

  • 40 g Cream

  • 65 g Egg Liqueur

  • 100 g dark Chocolate coating

  • With Amaretto

  • 150 g Lady Finger Cookies

  • 50 g ground Almonds

  • 60 g melted Butter

  • 40 g Cream

  • 65 g Amaretto

  • 100 g dark Chocolate coating

Instructions

1

Step 1

Place the cookies in a freezer bag and beat with a small saucepan or something heavy until small. Mix the crumbs well with the nuts, melted butter, cream and liqueur. 
2

Step 2

Chill the mixture for 2-3 hours. Form approx. 50 small balls from the mixture and chill again for 30 minutes.
3

Step 3

Melt the chocolate coating and coat the balls in it. Leave to cool on baking paper.
4

Finally

Enjoy!

Notes

The chocolate balls can be stored in the fridge in an airtight container for approx. 2 weeks.
Schokolade Pralinen aus Keksresten
Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers
Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers
Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers
Chocolate Pralines with Cookie leftovers
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