same here in Saudi Arabia but, we use cream rather than heavy cream .we called it the foil dessert because, we use it and not the parchment paper . we serve it with an Arabic coffee ^_^
mariadamedecoeur: I do it for my daughters now! :-))) Instead of chocolate, I use most of the times cocoa powder, and walnuts. I bake them before using, it gives it a better taste!
we do that in Estonia too! it's called "colourful dog" ("kirju koer"). usually condensed milk is used for added sweetness. here it very commonly includes cookies and chopped up pieces of marmalade candy - that gives it the "colourful" part :) it's not really associated with Christmas but more with children's birthday parties. but I will definitely make it for Christmas this year, that's a really good idea! thank you, Laura! your videos always bring a smile to my face :)
So I saw this video in the afternoon and made it by dinner! Used what I had in the pantry - almonds, rice crispy cereal and pretzels. Can't wait to eat it tomorrow! Thank you!
My family makes something similar to this called Biscuit Au Chocolat. It’s a French dessert, but Middle Eastern’s, as am I, make this around Christmas time as well. It’s delicious. The difference is that we use sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, cookie biscuits, and chocolate powder instead of chocolate chips. If we don’t use powder we melt the chocolate chips like you did.
made this and added a piece of mint dark chocolate to it. I've had this desert before but never this good. Definitely the recipe I will stick to plus the mint flavor. Amazing! Additionally coated mine with Nesquick coca powder instead of powdered sugar. Yum !!
@@katka9162 bohuzel vubec si nepamatuji,ze by jsme to delaly. Pamatuji si vosi hnizda,orechy co se naplnily marmeladou uprostred, beranek (na velikonoce) .... :-)
Omg my greek grandmother from turkey makes this for me! Slightly different recipe but we call it salami as well! It's one of mt favourite desserts and I always request it when I visit!
They say that is the Queen of England favourite cake!! I make like you do but I have two versions, like a Christmas log with the sugar(snow)and cristalized
same here in Saudi Arabia but, we use cream rather than heavy cream .we called it the foil dessert because, we use it and not the parchment paper . we serve it with an Arabic coffee ^_^
Yes, I love chocolate salami. I was introduced to it by Portuguese friends. Cool how it’s well known and loved by many countries.
I essed
Its originally Portuguese and Italian
Seeing this made me so happy, it's also staple in Croatia. :)
yes loved in when I lived there, also bugie, not sure of the Croatian name, but it's like a sweet fried pasta sheet with powdered sugar
Smiješno, misli da je to samo talijansko....
Cards by Maaike I think you’re talking about ‘kroštule’ 😊
Isn't it wonderful how a dish can bring nations together? Just love that ❤️
In Albania as well, since I was a little girl, more than 30 yrs ago!
Yep more international than only Italian , we do it in Portugal too and I'm 52 years old and do it for my grandkids now 😁
mariadamedecoeur: I do it for my daughters now! :-))) Instead of chocolate, I use most of the times cocoa powder, and walnuts. I bake them before using, it gives it a better taste!
@@freudvibes10you might add soaked raisins/in water or brandy/.
Delicious!
We make this in romania too!
I'm Hungarian, but was born in Romania. I was actually eating some last night with a glass of milk lol. My mom makes it for all of us.
we do that in Estonia too! it's called "colourful dog" ("kirju koer"). usually condensed milk is used for added sweetness. here it very commonly includes cookies and chopped up pieces of marmalade candy - that gives it the "colourful" part :) it's not really associated with Christmas but more with children's birthday parties. but I will definitely make it for Christmas this year, that's a really good idea! thank you, Laura! your videos always bring a smile to my face :)
Yumm! we make this in Romania as well ♥️
We make it in the Netherlands as well, it is called arretjescake. Mmmmmm
This is everyone's childhood dessert in Romania. I was kind of amused when I saw that you're making it too. We call it 'Biscuits salami'.
It’s also a traditional dessert in Saudi Arabia! ❤️❤️ Always loved it and still do! ❤️
So I saw this video in the afternoon and made it by dinner! Used what I had in the pantry - almonds, rice crispy cereal and pretzels. Can't wait to eat it tomorrow! Thank you!
I love you Laura. Thanks for the AMAZING recipes!!!
My family makes something similar to this called Biscuit Au Chocolat. It’s a French dessert, but Middle Eastern’s, as am I, make this around Christmas time as well. It’s delicious. The difference is that we use sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, cookie biscuits, and chocolate powder instead of chocolate chips. If we don’t use powder we melt the chocolate chips like you did.
quite known in Russia too. my mom made it often in my childhood
Wow it's amazing to see so many different countries doing their version of this. Armenians make it too! Adding condensed milk is a game changer
I love this recipe! My mom is from Moldova (they speak Romanian/russian) and she loves this dessert!
Super popular in Lithuania and many other Eastern European countries too! Yum 😋
Very popular in Bulgaria as well! Thank you for the recipe 😀
made this and added a piece of mint dark chocolate to it. I've had this desert before but never this good. Definitely the recipe I will stick to plus the mint flavor. Amazing!
Additionally coated mine with Nesquick coca powder instead of powdered sugar. Yum !!
I love this, we also make it in the Czech Republic
Ja si to nepamatuji. Jak se to jmenuje?
Moje babicka tomu rika “salam”
@@katka9162 bohuzel vubec si nepamatuji,ze by jsme to delaly. Pamatuji si vosi hnizda,orechy co se naplnily marmeladou uprostred, beranek (na velikonoce) .... :-)
Любимое русское угощение - сладкая колбаса😘
Your eyeshadow looks gorgeous! And the salami looks delicious, loving your holiday videos as always!
We also make this in Malta. We call it a chocolate log though
I didn't know it was Italian! We make it in Venezuela too! We use condensed milk instead of the cream and the sugar.
How cool is this!! Gonna work it in with all of my other Christmas candies this year..Thank You!!
We make it in malta too ❤
You should make the festive alcohol version for people like me that need visuals lol that looks so good!!
Vanilla wafers??? No, no, no....Petit Beurre!!!!
Of course.
Crushed Vanilla Cookies
Looks so good Laura! Aaahhh, I’m guessing Sal is coming for Christmas??? YAAAYYY!!! ☺️
In Greece this is more of an everyday dessert in summer! Thank you for your take on it!!
Absolutely my favorite dessert from my childhood 😍 Thank you for sharing ! Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family !
We have something distantly similar in germany :D it's called "kalter hund" aka cold dog
in Estonia it's "kirju koer" or "colourful dog", I like that we share the "dog" part :D
Hello❤️. Thank you for sharing👍🏼
Im so happy to hear youre going to have family from Italy for Christmas! Definitely makes it a special Christmas for sure 😁🎄
Omg my greek grandmother from turkey makes this for me! Slightly different recipe but we call it salami as well! It's one of mt favourite desserts and I always request it when I visit!
You should do an episode in Italian! I would love to see one!
Loved the recipe Laura!❤
Slavic people love this too) 1980s treat for sure)
Ok, my boyfriend and his family are from Mola, I am making this for Christmas! Great recipe!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!
They say that is the Queen of England favourite cake!! I make like you do but I have two versions, like a Christmas log with the sugar(snow)and cristalized
we also do it in turkey and it is called "mozaik pasta" it has been my favourite since i was little
Another good one! Never seen a chocolate salami before, thanks Laura!!
OMG! I swear just like yesterday i was looking for a recipie for this ..u always got my back laura ..love u xx
With my no self control I would probably just walk around with the stick snacking on it and not cut it 😂
I have wanted to make this for years! Thanks for the confidence and the recipe 😉
Laura your makeup looks flawless! Please post how you did it and what products used.
We make it in greece too using petit beurre biscuits and we also call it salami
I made this and it is wonderful. It will be on my list for next year too. Thank you
We make this in Uruguay too❤️
I love your holiday cooking!! ✨
Omg that looks absolutely BOMB!!!
Im assyrian and we make this too!
I was looking for the perfect recipe to share with my coworkers and I Found it!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 can't wait to make it
My Mom usually made it for Christmas every year. We called it chocolate slice...it also had mini marshmallows in it. PS...I'm from Canada.
I'm so making this for office Christmas party. Thank you Laura
We make this in Cyprus and Greece! We call it ''doukissa'', which means duchess!!!
This looks delicious. I'll have to make some on the weekend with my two young grandsons. TFS!
Cousin Laura!!! I was nervous watching this! It looks so cool!
My mom is Serbian and we make this too :)
Thanks Laura for the recipe
Great now I can't decide whether I should gift this or the Italians rainbow cookies. I don't know if I'll have time to do both. Lol. Love this video.
Love it. In Holland we call this arretjescake and we make it in a poundcake shape.
thanks for sharing!... i been making this dessert & i called it chocolate roll.
Armenians also make it,thank you for reminding!
ALL MY AUSSIES I THINK THAT THIS IS THE ORIGINAL CHOCOLATE HEDGEHOG!!
Hi! Can I use coffee liqueur?
Mmm... takes me back to Nonnas
hey Laura, we use condensed milk to do this in Brazil =)
If you formed it into a long shape, then used the parchment to roll it up, a la sushi, it would be much easier and rounder, too. ;)
Looks awesome! So cool your family is coming from Italy, is your nonna coming?!
In Romania we use cocoa powder, traditional biscuits and turkish delight
And raisins
We love making this in Greece as well! Merry Christmas!
Thanks Laura! Definitely will make one.
Awesome , been looking for this recipe and it’s no bake too 😍👌🏻 can you give us cinnamon roll cookies recipe please
This is definitely going to be on my holiday table💜💜
Thanks for sharing Laura will definitely make it.😊☺❤
It’s a portuguese tradition too ☺️
Love this 😍 I have to make it, thanks Laura
That “BEAUTIFUL” at 4:02 reminded me of @itsjudyslife LOL love you Laura!
I can't wait to try this.
I loved it
Loved your recipe it's so easy
We do this in Hungary!😊 so it is European delicacy it seems!
Hungarian too.
Looks delicious! If I wanted to use liquer would I sub out the same amount for the cream?
As always amazinggggggggggggggggg recipe
Very well known in Greece as well!!! We call it Salami or Mosaic..
We make this in Lithuania too! :)
It's also popular in the Arabian gulf
Buonissimo Laura 👏😍
OMG that looks phenomenally gorgeous!!!
I have to make this........😛😛 ❤❤❤❤
Amazing recipe
Looks delicious!!
We make this in Turkey too, it’s called mosaic cake
Looks yummy. How far in advanced can you make this? How long will it keep and storage?
we have the same treat in Ukraine too, we call it chocolate kolbasa
Laura, can you make Amaretti cookies? They are my favorite and I have always wanted to know how to make them!
Looks amazing
Foil dessert 😋😋 from Saudi Arabia 💚💚
Can you please make oreo truffles!!❤❤