🔍 GuardadosBoletínSuscribirse
19 de octubre de 2026Últimos artículos
THE IMPERIAL EPICUREAN GAZETTELa Gaceta Epicúrea Imperial
LA MESA DEL MUNDO, SERVIDA TODOS LOS DÍAS
Lo más leídoRecibe la carta
La Cocina Privada
Por Clémence Roux, El Obradorhace 1 díaHungría3 min de lectura
Marlenka en 15 minutos: este milagro de miel y caramelo se prepara sin hornear

Marlenka en 15 minutos: este milagro de miel y caramelo se prepara sin hornear

Las bolitas de Marlenka no necesitan horno y se preparan en tan solo 15 minutos. Son el postre perfecto para agasajar a los invitados, un detalle festivo o simplemente cuando te apetece algo realmente delicioso y cremoso con tu café. Además, a toda la familia, incluso a los paladares más exigentes, les encantarán.

Marlenka's little balls are no-bake and only take 15 minutes to assemble. They're the perfect dessert to treat guests, a festive treat, or simply when you're craving something truly delicious and creamy with your coffee. Plus, the whole family, even the pickiest eaters, will love them.

The caramel cream is the soul of the dessert.

For the recipe, first finely chop the honey cookies. You can use a food processor, but if you don't have one, you can also crush them in a heavy-duty bag with a rolling pin. Carefully melt the caramel over steamed milk and then add the butter. When the base is smooth and homogeneous, add 2 or 3 tablespoons of mascarpone cheese and 2 tablespoons of honey. It doesn't need to boil over high heat; the important thing is that everything melts well and you get a smooth and silky cream.

A pinch of cinnamon goes a long way.

Mix a little cinnamon with the crushed cookies, but don't overdo it. Then, pour in the still-warm caramel mixture and mix well. The mixture should have a malleable consistency, not too runny and not too dry. If it's too soft, you can add a little more crushed cookie, and if it crumbles, a tablespoon of mascarpone cheese can help. Finally, refrigerate it so it firms up slightly and is easier to shape.

With moistened or lightly buttered hands, form bite-sized balls with the cooled mixture and then roll them in the toasted ground walnuts. That's it! It's best to refrigerate the balls for a while before serving, as the flavors meld better when they're cold and the texture is more pleasant.

Tip: If you want to make your sweets even more festive, you can fill them with white chocolate. To do this, let the melted white chocolate cool slightly, or prepare small amounts and then wrap it with the caramel dough as you shape it. You can also add hazelnut spread, almond spread, or even a thick hazelnut cream.

Bala Marlenka: this will truly be heavenly.

  • For 6 people
  • Preparation time: 15 minutes

Ingredients:

  • 300g of honey biscuits
  • 150g of milk caramel
  • 10 g of butter
  • 2-3 tablespoons of mascarpone
  • 2 tablespoons of honey
  • 1 pinch of cinnamon
  • 100g of ground walnuts

Preparation:

  • To prepare the marlenka ball recipe, crush the cookies.
  • Melt the caramel in a double boiler and add the butter, stirring well.
  • Once the butter has melted, add the mascarpone and honey to the cream and mix until you get a smooth consistency.
  • Sprinkle the cinnamon over the crushed cookies and mix. Pour in the caramel and knead until a dough forms. Refrigerate for 15-20 minutes to allow it to firm up slightly.
  • Toast the ground nuts in a dry pan for one or two minutes.
  • With your hands, form bite-sized balls with the dough and roll them in the toasted nuts.
COBERTURA RELACIONADAMÁS

Entrevista con Jeremy Lee sobre cocina casera y su libro Kitchening

Guiso con carne picada y patatas

¿Qué debería cocinar hoy? Un menú de cuatro platos con manzana, con los platos más deliciosos del otoño

Martha Stewart prefiere el aceite Heritage de Flamingo Estate, no Graza ni Brightland

Este cremoso arroz con mariscos está aún mejor si utilizas esas especias que tienes escondidas al fondo de la despensa