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Ingredients

52 piece(s)

Madarica dough

  • 600 grams plain flour
  • 1/2 level tsp baking powder
  • 80 grams unsalted butter
  • 2 eggs
  • 130 grams raw sugar
  • 250 grams thickened cream
  • 1/2 level tsp salt

Chocolate filling

  • 1 l full cream milk
  • 90 g continental flour
  • 200 g milk chocolate chips
  • 150 g raw sugar
  • 200 g unsalted butter

Chocolate glaze

  • 180 g dark chocolate (50% cocoa)
  • 90 g full cream milk
  • 25 g unsalted butter
  • 15 g caster sugar
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    4h 50min
    Preparation 4h 0min
    Baking/Cooking
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    medium
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      For cooking (simmering) at temperatures of 95°C or above (200°F), the simmering basket should always be used instead of the TM6 measuring cup, as the TM6 measuring cup fits tightly in the lid. The simmering basket rests loosely on top, is steam-permeable, and also prevents food spatter from the mixing bowl.
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Recipe's preparation

    Dough pastry
  1. 1. Preheat oven to 180°C

    2. Ggrease a cookie tray 25 x 30 cm and line with baking paper

    3. Add 600 g plain flour

    4. Add 1/2 tsp backing powder

    5. Mix 10sec speed7

    6. Add butter (at room temperature)

    7. Mix 20sec/speed4

    8. Add 2 eggs

    9. Add 120 g sugar

    10. Add 250 g thickened cream

    11. Add 1/2 tsp salt

    12. Mix 10sec/speed3

    13. Kneed 1 minute

    14. Activate scales and weigh total dough

    15. Remove dough from Closed lid divide dough into five equal parts (each part is approx. 240 g)

    16. Roll out with a rolling pin each dough to fit your cookie tray.

    17. Bake each sheet (rolled out dough) one at a time for ten minutes each.

    18. Cool cafefully in tray so the sheet doesn't break, then remove onto cooling tray.
    2. Filling
  2. 19. Add 250 g milk

    20 Add 90 g flour into Closed lid

    21. Mix 10sec/speed4

    22. Pour out into a small container to use later.

    23. Add remaining milk (750 g) to Closed lid

    24. Bring to a boil 4min/100°C/speed2

    25. Add 200 g chocolate chips

    26. Add 150 g sugar

    27. Cook 5min/100°C/speed2

    28. Add the milk and flour mixture slowly through the lid whilst cooking, 10min/100°C/speed1

    29. Allow mixture to cool completely.

    30. Once cooled, insert butterfly,

    31. Add 200 g butter

    32. Mix 30sec/speed3
    3. Assembly
  3. 33. Weigh total filling mixute (approx. 1480 g)

    34. Divide into four parts. Each part aprox. weighs 370g.

    35. Place one of the baked pastry sheets into the cookie tin.

    36. Spread one part (quarter of total filling) onto first sheet.

    37. Continue by layering the next sheet followed by filling until the fifth sheet is on top.

    38. Cover with cling wrap and place a light chopping board on top to help bind the filling to the pastry.

    39. Refrigerate for a minimum of a couple of hours, preferably overnight.
    4. Glaze
  4. 40. Add 180 g chocolate to Closed lid

    41. Add 90 g milk

    42. Add 25 g butter

    43. Add 15 g sugar

    44. Melt for 2min/50°C/speed2

    45. Pour over the top sheet of the slice.

    46. Refrigerate until chocolate has set (a couple of hours).

    47. Cut off the edges of the slice to ensure even slices. Cut slice into 2cm x 6cm pieces. Makes approx. 52 pieces.

    48. Keep refrigerated until use.
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Tip

Best prepared in stages and in advance. Stores well in the refrigerator for several days. Can be frozen, defrost by placing in fridge overnight. Traditional croatian slice served at all ocaassions.

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  • mrscroft:It is a strong wheat flour, also refered...

    Submitted by TmHelen on 8. May 2018 - 11:15.

    mrscroft:It is a strong wheat flour, also refered to as 00 flour sometimes. It helps prevent lumps. If substituting with plain flour mix with milk longer to avoid lumps.

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  • Can you please tell what is continental flour?...

    Submitted by mrscroft on 8. May 2018 - 06:39.

    Can you please tell what is continental flour? I've ever heard of it before?

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