Servings 10 mini Krembo cookies
Author Natalie
Ingredients
For the base:
10 butter cookies or small round plain vanilla biscuits
For the Swiss meringue:
2 large egg whites
120 grams sugar
Pinch of salt
1 tsp. vanilla extract optional
For coating:
150 dark chocolate
1 tsp. vegetable oil
For decoration:
Chocolate sprinkles
Edible gold dust
Instructions
Arrange the cookies on a baking pan lined with baking paper.
Swiss meringue:
Heat a pot with boiling water over a low-medium flame.
In a fireproof bowl (or a stainless-steel bowl of an electric stand mixer) put the egg whites, sugar and salt and place on the pot with the boiling water.
Mix the egg whites mixture (no need to whisk) and cook gently in this way until the sugar dissolves.
Remove from the heat and beat the egg whites mixture at high speed for 8-10 minutes, or until you get a very stable Swiss meringue. If desired, add a teaspoon of vanilla extract at the end of the whipping.
Transfer the meringue to a piping bag fitted with a smooth 2-3 cm round piping tip.
Drizzle small mounds of meringue on top of the cookies.
Freeze the Krembo cookies for about an hour before coating to set.
Chocolate coating:
Dissolve the chocolate in a microwave or on a double steam pot.
Add oil and mix well.
Transfer the melted chocolate to a tall glass that will be convenient for you to dip in the Krembo cookies.
Dip the Krembo cookies and place on top of the pan. Immediately sprinkle with chocolate candies in order for it to stick to the coating.
Cool a few more minutes in the freezer for complete stabilization.
Decorate with edible gold dust and serve.
Recipe Notes
Keep the Krembo cookies in the refrigerator for 3-4 days.
It is possible to freeze the prepared Krembo cookies in a closed container for up to two weeks.
Instead of dark chocolate you can coat the Krembo cookies with milk or white chocolate in the same amount.
Instead of chocolate candy you can use Funfetti.
To the bottom I used small round butter cookies (4 cm in diameter) that I made from leftover short crust pastry.
You can use any type of cookie you like for the base, such as Oreo etc.
I used this edible gold dust (affiliate).
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