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can i turn Hojarascas (mexican shortbread cookies) into mexican chocolate by adding chocolate?
I love this new line of cookies from Siete. I have autoimmune and I am limited to what I can eat. I found this brand and its amazing! I love to snack on their cookies. I recently made cookie balls with their Mexican chocolate cookies. I love them. I mixed the Mexican chocolate cookies with cream cheese in the food processor and made balls and froze and then covered in white chocolate. basically like truffles. I am finding it hard to find them because they are so incredibly popular but I have a friend I work with asking me to give her the recipe and where to buy. I was thinking what about using the other cookies Siete makes. They make a Mexican shortbread but i was thinking, if that was all I could find couldn't I just take that and add some hot cocoa mix? I haven't had Mexican short bread cookies but looking at home made cookies couldn't I just get hot chocolate and pour some into it and follow the recipe of 30 cookies and 8 oz cream cheese blended up in food processor and rolled in balls and freeze and coat in white chocolate? I am trying to get close to the Mexican chocolate flavor here if I cant find the Mexican chocolate cookies. I feel that Mexican shortbread cookies are close in flavor minus the cocoa part. I assume. thank you for any advice in how to go about it. everyone raved about my cookie balls that I made and want more. I am trying to get close to the flavor.
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- Lib.rare.ianLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
You can buy Mexican chocolate in almost any large grocery store in the country, in the aisle where you buy hot chocolate mix. If you can't find it locally, you can certainly order it online (I like Taza). Or, you can easily make your own. Just pulverize your favorite cocoa nibs with sugar and cinnamon and a little almond extract and/or vanilla to taste in a food processor.