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How to Make Ferrero Cake

November 11, 2022
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This no-bake Ferrero cake stands out because of the flavor of finely roasted hazelnuts and chocolate. Ferrero Rocher ball fans are fully aware of what the candy is all about, and this cake provides that information, but in a handmade form and with a generous helping of delicious cream.

How to Make Ferrero Cake

This cake is so delicious that you can serve it with ease on the most festive occasions, which is precisely why all lovers of creamy sweets will be thrilled with it. The cake has the ideal amount of creamy chocolate flavor, and the toasted hazelnuts provide that distinctive Ferrero touch.

Although it is not fully straightforward, making this cake is somewhat difficult, so there shouldn’t be any issues. The foundation of this cake is composed of crushed biscuits and ground, roasted hazelnuts, and it is nicely complemented by an extraordinarily rich cream made with a variety of exquisite ingredients. The cake has a chocolate frosting on top, and if you’d want, you can successfully garnish everything else to make it seem just stunning.

How to Make Ferrero Cake

I used handmade Ferrero Rocher balls in addition to the rest, but you can use store-bought ones without any issues. Every slice of this no-bake Ferrero cake will be pure happiness, so the effort will be doubly rewarding. This cake is for big events when you want to provide delicacies that everyone will like!

Ferrero Cake

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Dessert
By queensrecipes Serves: 12
Prep Time: 45 minutes Cooking Time: 15 minutes Total Time: 1 hour

Ingredients

  • Substrate:
  • 300 g of ground biscuit
  • 150 ml of milk
  • 100 g of butter
  • 150 g of ground toasted hazelnuts
  • Cream:
  • 400 ml of milk cream for whipped cream
  • 700 ml of sour cream
  • 100 g of powdered sugar
  • 150 g of milk chocolate
  • 150 g of ground toasted hazelnuts
  • 300 g wafers with hazelnut flavor
  • 150 g of cooking chocolate
  • Glaze:
  • 100 ml of milk cream for whipped cream
  • 100 g of cooking chocolate
  • Ornamentation:
  • 70 ml of milk cream for whipped cream
  • 100 g of cooking chocolate
  • homemade Ferrero balls
  • waffles

Instructions

1

First, you need to cover a round mold with a diameter of 25 centimeters with transparent foil and put baking paper on the bottom

2

Heat milk and butter in a pot on the stove to melt the butter

3

Put it aside, then add the toasted hazelnuts and mix well

4

Then add the biscuits and mix to obtain a fine moist mixture

5

Pour the mixture into the mold, then level it with a glass or some flat object

6

Place the mold in the fridge while the cream is being made

7

For the cream, whip the milk cream for the whipped cream in a mixing bowl

8

Pour sour cream into another container and add powdered sugar

9

Mix everything well with a mixer

10

Then combine both creams, so that the prepared sour cream is added to the whipped cream

11

Mix it manually with a whisk

12

Melt the milk chocolate in steam, stirring constantly

13

Pour the cooled chocolate into the white mixture and mix again by hand with a whisk

14

Tear wafers into smaller pieces in a blender and grind them

15

Transfer the ground wafers to the cream mixture and mix them into the cream by hand

16

Then add the ground hazelnuts, then combine everything again

17

Melt the cooking chocolate in steam, and also add it to the cream

18

In the end, make the cream with a mixer so that everything is well combined

19

Remove the mold from the fridge and apply the cream to the base

20

It is good to pull it up to the edges and smooth it

21

Return the mold to the fridge while making the glaze

22

Pour the milk cream for whipped cream into a container and heat it until it boils

23

Remove from the heat and add the grated cooking chocolate to it and stir until it melts

24

During this time, take the cake out of the fridge

25

Let the glaze cool a little and pour it over the cream, making sure it reaches the edges

26

Before the final decoration, cool the cake overnight

27

Decorate it the next day

28

Whip the sweet milk cream (not completely, the mixture should not be firm yet)

29

Melt the cooking chocolate in steam, and when it cools down, combine it with the whipped cream to form a solid mixture

30

Transfer the chocolate mixture to a piping bag with a suitable nozzle, and place the stands for the Ferrero balls on the cake

31

I made these balls from the remains of ground dark biscuit, butter, and ground hazelnuts, and rolled them in chopped hazelnuts

32

Purchased Ferrero balls can also be used

33

Finally, cut the waffles in half and stick them in the cake

34

Cool the cake half an hour before cutting and serving

Enjoy!

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