thread: *Need* a recipe for Chocolate logs...

  1. #1
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    *Need* a recipe for Chocolate logs...

    Does anyone know what those chocolate cake logs covered in coconut are called- kind of like a rumball but cylindrical and no rum lol- and how I can make them at home?

    Thanks

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    Nov 2009
    In Paradise
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    My fave

    You need : coconut, weetbix, condensed milk in a can and cocoa

    Crush weetbix between your hands, I use 12. Mix in the whole can of milk, a tablespoon and a bit of cocoa, and mix it together

    Wash hands very messy

    Then roll into logs ( you can use baking paper to help you roll) or balls.

    Coat with coconut and chill to set

    Delicious, I need more coconut before I can make some

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Yummo! Thanks. Cant wait to try it.

  4. #4
    sweetgloss Guest

    We make these in balls, using choc ripple or arrowroot biccies instead of weetbix. Yummy

  5. #5
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    Feb 2008
    Near the Snowies!
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    wayyyy OT but the first thing I thought of was my thread the other day about fishing a 'log' out of the bathtub...

    I'm sure yours will taste a million times better

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    mmm poo... (did I just cross the line? )

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    mmm poo... (did I just cross the line? )
    only if it's dessert....

    *mental note- don't eat Heather's chocolate logs....*

  8. #8
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    my chocolate logs are fine. It's the "special" chocolate logs with the secret ingredient you have to watch out for. :P

  9. #9
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    Thanks for your help I made them this afternoon with M2R's recipe except with marie biscuts. They turned out great and were a hit with the family.
    Had to improvise a bit, I discovered we dont have a rolling pin so I used a ladel to smash up the biscuts. While theraputic, it is not the quietest, most efficient way to do it, and rolling the logs was a sticky experience lol

    great recipe for slightly older kids to get involved with though. Simple, yummy and fun (and super messy. Haha).