Help in identifying Scandinavian dessert recipe
Background -- I made this recipe as part of a group project (in college) that was preparing different foods from around the world. My group had Scandinavia, but as I didn't find this recipe (one of the girls in the group did), I don't know which country the recipe originates from.
I recall it being a simple recipe, but I'd like to see if I can find the full recipe. From what I remember, it required:
- 2-3 egg whites, which were whipped into a froth
- melting a mixture of dark and milk chocolate morsels together
Both of these were poured onto a cake/cookie layer that had been rolled out in a sheet like way, and then left to freeze overnight. This layer of the dessert was almost wafer like, but was very crumbly (but not very crunchy).
It may or may not contain nuts.
Best Answer
Maybe it was a variant of chokladbiskvier, a Swedish macaroon?
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Answer 2
This sounds most similar to a Swiss roll (although technically not Swiss) or a variation on a Yule log cake (which may or may not have its roots in Scandinavian culture, depending on who you ask).
Answer 3
Well, sounds more like German printen typical in Aachen area..
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