No bake Pinwheels
An easy and delightful sweet, made of powdered arrowroot biscuit, cocoa powder, milk powder and powdered sugar. Basic recipe idea - Mrs Sharmila Ashokan !!!.
Makes: 10 - 12 pinwheels
You will need
24 arrowroot biscuits
½ cup (100 g) powdered sugar
1 tablespoon cocoa powder
1 tablespoon milk powder
4 tablespoons milk
Extra 4 teaspoons milk
1 piece grease proof paper / butter paper (30 cm in length and 20 cm in width)
Method
Make a fine powder of arrowroot biscuit. Divide into 2 parts and keep in separate wide bowls / containers.
Mix one part of powdered arrowroot biscuit with 50 g powdered sugar and 1 tablespoon cocoa powder. Gently knead with 2 tablespoons milk (add extra 1 - 2 teaspoons milk if required) and make a soft dough. Keep aside.
Mix other part of powdered arrowroot biscuit with 50 g powdered sugar and 1 tablespoon milk powder. Gently knead with 2 tablespoons milk and make a soft dough (Add extra 1 – 2 teaspoons milk if required when making dough). Keep aside.
Gently flatten each dough balls with a roller to ¼ - inch thick rectangular sheet of 21 cm length and 14 cm width (rectangular chapatti). Keep each sheets separately.
Place one sheet on butter paper. Gently place the other sheet over the first one. Gently and carefully make a roll sealing the edges carefully. Now you will get a cylindrical roll. Roll the butter paper over the cylinder. Seal the edges carefully and keep in freezer for minimum 4 hours or overnight. Remove from freezer and cut into ¼ - inch thick circles. Now this is ready to serve.
This may be refrigerated and consumed as per convenience or can be baked in preheated oven (OTG) at 200 * C or 400 *F for 10 minutes on a greased baking tray or until light brown. Don't over bake - lest will become too hard to consume.
Baked pinwheels biscuit
2 comments:
Ohhhh they look so perfect... Neatly done
really good one Niya.. what i liked is its a ready to make item..
u have done it perfectly -:)
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