Step into the kitchen with Rotem as she shows you how to make one of her favorite desserts from home
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100 grams (about 7 tbsp) of butter
2 tbsp of cocoa or chocolate milk powder
100 grams of dark or milk chocolate
200 grams tea biscuits or graham crackers
1/3 cup of milk
1/3 cup of sugar
Sprinkles
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For the filling:
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For the dough
For the soup
Soup seasoning mix
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For the dough
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A great side or main dish.
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For dips:
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For the sauce:
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Another delicious Israeli recipe for our last episode!
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*you can also add Amba or Schug spreads