Kormos
By
Ann Hatzimangas
@amhgr
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Kormos is the Greek word for tree log and this dessert is named after it's shape. A summertime favorite, but I make it quite often, in-fact just made some today!! This dessert is so easy, even a child can make it!
Ingredients
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1 pkgmiranda cookies (plain butter cookies)
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2 ccaster sugar
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250 gbutter or margarine (1 cup)
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1/2 cmilk
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1 ccocoa powder
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1vanilla powder or extract
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1 Tbspcognac (or liquer of your choice)
How to Make Kormos
- Break the cookies into small pieces, don't crumble them. Wet with milk and cognac. Do not soak!
- Beat butter, caster sugar, vanila and cocoa powder.
- Add to broken cookies and mix well. Line a bread tin or any freezer safe, long, rectangular dish with grease proof paper, leaving enough over the sides to fold over once filled. Press the mixture into the tin, fold in sides to seal. Place in freezer for at 2-3 hours. If you want a more rounder log shape, don't use the tin, just place the mixture on a sheet of grease-proof paper and the roll the paper up, sealing the sides by tucking under the ends. Once it is sufficiently chilled, remove your "log", slice and enjoy!!!
