Chocolate Salami: An Evergreen Italian Dessert

Chocolate Salami is a traditional Italian dessert made from dark chocolate, biscuits, butter, eggs and a bit of rum. If you are looking for an idea to spend some fun time with your kids this delicious, easy to make and quick chocolate cake that looks like a salami is perfect for you.

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🍷 Francesca & Marinella🍴

INGREDIENTS for 6 servings

  • 200g dark chocolate
  • 300g biscuits, marie kiks or oro saiwa
  • 150g butter, soft
  • 2 eggs, pasteurised
  • 100g sugar
  • baking paper
  • aluminum foil
  • rum, to taste

METHOD

Break the chocolate in small pieces and melt it a bain-marie (place it into a bowl suspended over a saucepan of simmering water,  stir occasionally) until smooth, shiny and glossy. While the chocolate is melting, break the biscuits in small pieces. Do it by hand, a machine would break them too much.

In a separate big bowl mix the soft butter and sugar, add the eggs one by one. When they are mixed very well, pour in the melted chocolate, the rum and stir.

Then add the broken biscuits and mix. Spread a baking paper and pour the mixture on, roll it up in a salame shape closing the ends. Roll it again in an aluminum foil, let it rest in the fridge for al least 4 hour.

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  1. Psst. Just a heads up, I have released the March 2017 Share and Inspire Others! -Chocolate – Anything Chocolate Recipe Exchange: Link: https://cookandenjoyrecipes.wordpress.com/2017/03/12/march-2017-share-and-inspire-others-chocolate-anything-chocolate/
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