You can thank me now for this little treat…
A perfect desert for a dinner party, a snuggly Saturday night in or even one to pull out of the bag on Christmas Day! Very simple, no baking required and only a small amount of ingredients and utensils needed. So … Let’s Bake! (or not bake)
Utensils:
- Scales and food processor
- Tablespoon, Knife, Teaspoon & Spatula
- 23cm/9inch round flat tin with a pop up bottom
Ingredients:
- 250g digestive biscuits
- 75g soft unsalted butter
- 1 x 400g jar of Nutella (at room temperature)
- 200g chopped toasted hazelnuts
- 500g cream cheese (at room temperature)
- 60g icing sugar (sifted)
Method:
- Break the digestive biscuits into the food processor, add the butter and a tablespoon of Nutella, blitz until you can see the mixture coming together
- Add 25g of the chopped hazelnuts and continue to pulse until you have a damp, sandy mixture
- Pop the mixture into the round tin and press into the base either using your fingers or the back of a tablespoon. Place in the fridge to chill
- Use the food processor to mix together the cream cheese and icing sugar until smooth. Add the remaining Nutella (without eating any) and continue mixing until combined (now you are free to lick the spoon)
- Remove the tin (biscuit base) out of the fridge and smooth the Nutella mixture over the base, spreading evenly using a spatula or knife
- Scatter the remaining chopped hazelnuts on top to cover and place in to the fridge (I recommend overnight)
Serving Suggestions:
- Refrigerate over night for best results
- Serve straight from the fridge for best results
- Add a little pouring cream and hey presto
Here are some pictures to help guide you through the preparation…
I found this recipe last week over on Anna-Marie’s Mummy Hearts You blog and couldn’t wait to try it out on a dinner party at the weekend. We were not disappointed. I must confess to making a couple of changes, mainly to suit our nutty cravings and how we served it! You can find lots of other Nutella recipes and many more yum scrum deserts over on her little blog.
Feeling hungry? What are you waiting for lovelies … Get to the shops!
KA x
Oh my, looks amazing! #tastytuesdays
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This looks incredible, I can’t eat nuts but I know my husband would LOVE this-he adores nutella and cheese cake is his favourite cake! You’re a star! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays
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You know what hon, the original recipe was without nuts so you could easily omit them and it would still taste yummy. I added nuts for texture! x
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This counts as health food, right?
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Absolutely!
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Woweewowwow. That looks amazing. I’m not going to be able to think of anything else now. #tastytuesdays
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And it tastes as good as it looks! You need to get baking or … not baking! x
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That looks very very naughty!! Might have to make a gluten-free version of that at some point!
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Yummy! This is basically everything I love. Pinning for later x
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No bake. Two of the greatest words in the world!!
Think this is a lovely autumnal recipe. Nowt like a bit of stodge in October! This would be really good at a Fireworks party actually!
xx
#TastyTuesdays
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I will love you forever and ever for sharing this recipe! Not sure if I’m going to be able to follow the ‘refrigerate overnight’ rule… hmmmmm. What’s the least amount of time I can get away with!
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4 hours hon as the filling to start with is room temp so you do need to chill it x
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WOW this looks and sounds absolutely delicious. I will have to try it out! Great recipe thanks for sharing. #tastytuesdays
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It’s so simple Jenny and so quick, with minimal fuss
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My kind of recipe. Same with all my recipes I always make sure they are super easy and fast. 🙂
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