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Russian Chocolate Salami Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Juels / All my dishes 9 months ago My mom used to make this dessert when I was growing up. Very easy to put together and tastes like a top quality truffle. Prep:10m Cook:5m Servings:20	Juels
	russian chocolate salami

crush the cookies

melt the chocolate

wrap the mixture in

wrapped salami

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Ingredients

300 to 340 gr. firm cookies, like shortbread

1 1/2 to 2 cups walnuts, or other nuts, chopped

1 can (14.5 oz.) sweetened condensed milk

1 stick (113 gr.) butter, softened

1 bar (120 gr.) chocolate (I like to use dark Hershey's)

Directions

Place the cookies in a lg. ziplock bag and roll them with a wooden rolling pin, or tap slightly with a meat mallet, until crushed. Should resemble chunky crumbs.

Break the chocolate in 1-inch pieces.

in a medium saucepan, heat up sweetened condensed milk and chocolate pieces over low heat. Stir for a few minutes, until the chocolate has melted. Stir in the softened butter and mix well.

Take the mixture off the heat and stir in chopped nuts and crushed cookies. Mix until well combined.

Divide the mixture in half. Place each half on a rectangle of parchment paper, or use a non-stick foil paper. Wrap each half, forming a log, and twist the ends. You will have two logs. Freeze over night. The next day peel off the paper and slice in circles. The leftovers can be kept in a fridge wrapped in parchment for up to 1 month, or stored in a freezer for up to 6 months.

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quaziefly 9 months ago said:
This is great. I have already sent it and printed it out. It would also go well with Spiced Rum in place of the condensed milk. Only, perhaps, more crushed cookies. Tee hee hee! I know "J" would love it. Thank you so much for sharing. Forgive me for finding a way to get the alcohol in there. Huge FIVE from the two of us.

M and J

puddlewonderful 9 months ago said:
What a delightful combination and I am a fan of you and your recipes which are outstanding...Best...susie

lilliancooks 9 months ago said:
Not exactly diet food, is it?!?!? LOL! I know this must taste amazing!:)

pieplate 9 months ago said:
It sure sounds fun. So, how do you serve it (aside from with both hands)?!

pleclare 9 months ago said:
Very different and very nice!!

minitindel 9 months ago said:
Wow sweetie very yummy indeed thank you

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rottman 9 months ago said:
I'll need a shot of insulin after this one.... but what the heck. Go for it.

(actually, I'm relieved. From the name, I though it was going to have chunks of meat in it ;-)

clbacon 9 months ago said:
Fabulous!

juels 9 months ago said:
Pieplate, you just serve it like you would chocolate truffles. Great with coffee or a glass of wine!

borinda 9 months ago said:
What a fun and fattening dessert. Do you have it in for our health?! On a crappy day I can see downing this with a big mug of coffee followed by some nice wine as my dinner. ;-)

annieamie 9 months ago said:
Juels, you know that I'll just have to try this recipe! It sounds so rich and similar to an old fashioned rum ball without the rum even if it is served in a log shape. My hips thank you as I'm sure I'll gain a pound after indulging in your briliant recipe! Thanks so much for sharing another Winner!

lunasea 9 months ago said:
Julia GF - you rock! This looks and sound so delicious. Oh my. High 5 and flagged for beauty! Oh my! ;-)

midgelet 9 months ago said:
I agree wth all above- great post!

lacrenshaw 9 months ago said:
Julia, this recipe ALONE makes me ever happier that you are my friend! You have the best posts. You have my ^5 for this and your mother? She gets a ^10 for making this for you and making YOU for US! Love ya,
Lorraine

dollhead 9 months ago said:
Another winner from you Juels! I know if a recipe comes from you it is bound to be a winner, and this sounds awesome. Thanks for another great share.
signed.....your biggest fan---->Dolly

goblue434 9 months ago said:
Nice One Julia, I Will Pleasantly Surprise My Wife When I Make This One. ^5 ^5 (both hands)
Steff

karlyn255 9 months ago said:
I looked at the name yesterday and thought to my self yuck and went on. All night I thought now why would anyone put meat and chocolate together. This morning as I saw the recipe name again it got the better of me. Was it a chocolate sauce poured over or some how put into the meat. Well I just had to look. What a great recipe. Crazy and decieving name though. And to think I lamost missed it. Really love the idea thanks>

shandy 8 months, 3 weeks ago said:
I just knew this recipe was going to be perfect! Thank you so much for sharing =D

gagagrits 8 months, 2 weeks ago said:
What an easy recipe for a lovely dessert, what else would I expect comming from you.....:)

trigger 8 months, 1 week ago said:
Julia what a clever idea My mouth is watering for these.
Five forks and a smile :)

krumkake 8 months ago said:
Juels, I wasn't around for the past month, and I see I missed some of your exceptional posts! I'm trying to do some "catch up" today...this one sounds so yummy (love the name!), and a fun way to make/serve a sweet treat - you never fail us!!

brianna 1 month ago said:
I missed this too & it sounds incredible. So glad I found it. Thanks Julia & 5 forks

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