Jaffa cubes
It is one of the cakes that is baked in our country on almost all festive occasions, and when the time comes and we turn an ordinary working day into an "event". Events like someone’s family birthday, baptism, various anniversaries…, don’t go by without these fine cubes. Although the repetition of baking biscuits is the most disgusting phase in making cakes…, the end result always delights me again and again…
Preparation steps
- From all the listed biscuit ingredients, except cocoa, make a mixture that you will divide into two parts. Just put a tablespoon of cocoa in one portion.
- Bake the yellow biscuit separately, especially the brown one.
- Baked biscuits, still hot, sprinkle (heat) with heated milk or orange juice (or some other juice, of your choice). I sprayed them with milk.
- For the cream, put the thickener and flour in the milk and cook over low heat until it thickens.
- In the cold, add powdered sugar, margarine and vanilla sugar. Mix to be smooth.
- Divide the resulting cream in half and mix in one half of the steamed melted cooking chocolate (2 ribs).
- The order of stacking jaffa cakes: 1. Dark (brown) biscuit 2. White cream 3. Jaffa biscuits (biscuits) dipped in heated orange juice (turn the chocolate side of the biscuit into white cream) 4. Chocolate cream 5. Yellow biscuit 6. Marmalade or orange jam (or some other) 7. Chocolate glaze (add oil to the broken cooking chocolate and lightly melt it in steam)