Oreo Millionaires
April 19, 2020
Three layers of joy; oreo base, delicious homemade caramel, and thick milk chocolate with oreos.
Oreo Millionaires
April 19, 2020
Difficulty
Time 3 hours (inc cooling)
Servings 16
- For the Oreo Layer
- Oreos (400g)
- Butter (175g)
- For the Caramel Layer
- Butter (150g)
- Condensed Milk (397g - one tin)
- Soft Light Brown Sugar (150g)
- Vanilla Extract (1/2 teaspoon)
- For the Chocolate Oreo Layer
- Milk Chocolate (200g)
- Oreos (16)
- For the Oreo Layer
- Crush the oreos in to a fine crumb (using either a food processor or a pestle and mortar!). Grease and line a 9"x9" baking tin.
- Melt the butter, then add to the oreo crumb and mix until fully combined.
- Press down in to the baking tin.
- For the Caramel Layer
- Gently heat the sugar and butter in a non-stick saucepan, stirring until melted together.
- Add the condensed milk and bring to a rapid boil, stir continuously and do not take off the heat. Add the vanilla extract after 4 minutes, then continue for 1 additional minute.
- Take off the heat and pour the mixture over the shortbread layer. On a flat surface, shake the tin a little to get the caramel to evenly distribute.
- Chill in the fridge until set.
- For the Chocolate Oreo Layer
- Break the chocolate up in to small chunks and melt in a bowl over hot water until smooth.
- Allow the chocolate to cool very slightly for a minute, and then pour on top of the caramel. Decorate with oreos - I used 16 because I like the uniformity of each portion having one oreo, but you could crush oreos ans sprinkle on top if you prefer!
- Chill in the fridge until fully set before cutting in to pieces.
- - If you'd prefer a softer caramel layer, reduce the boil time of caramel mixture to 1-2 minutes.
- - Oreo millionaires can be kept at room temperature or refrigerated depending on your prefered firmness for the caramel layer!
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