Custard Triangle

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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Prepare a large piece of silver foil on your work area.
  • Then one has to prepare the bottom layer of biscuits, which is a rectangular shape made using 3* 8 biscuits.
  • 3 representing the width and 8 the length.
  • The biscuits on the side of the rectangle- not the center row- should be LIGHTLY dipped in the wine before being placed on the foil.
  • (Don't let them get soggy) CUSTARD- whip together the milk, pudding mix and cream until thick Now for the second row of biscuits you have 2 choices.
  • 1.
  • Dip 16 biscuits lightly in wine and place over the outer edges of the rectangle you have already created.
  • 2.
  • One can spread a small amount of the pudding mix on the outer edges of the rectangle and then cover with the wine dipped biscuits.
  • Pour the pudding mixture in the center of the rectangle.
  • Using the foil, carefully lift the edges of the foil, lifting up the outer layers of the triangle and bring to a peak, forming a triangular shape.
  • Close the foil tightly to seal.
  • At this point it is worthwhile refrigerating the triangle so that it should set.
  • After a couple of hours, melt the chocolate.
  • Release the foil and carefully cover the sides of the triangle with the melted chocolate.
  • Let the chocolate set, rewrap in foil.
  • The triangle can be frozen for later use or stored in the refrigerator.

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