Recipe of these No Bake Anjeer, Biscuit and Caramel Squares is straightforward and can be made in a few ticks. As there is no baking involved, this recipe comes together quickly.
These yummy and heavenly squares are just to die for, just pop one in your mouth and treat your taste buds, surely they will thank you as these little squares are utterly delicious.
Okay, I must say that these bars are not for weight watchers, but you definitely feel better when you eat them. Also let me tell you, not only kids, but adults are going to find any excuse to gobble them up. Well received in my home :)
Obviously, these squares can be enjoyed at any time of the day, but these squares can be a great treat for a kids party (you may omit nuts), for a small gathering or coffee mornings. Actually, I prepared these for a Halloween Party and went down so well with the guests or why don't you make now for Bonfire Night if your house is going to be full of people. These squares are very rich, so they go a long way.
Notes -
You can add coconut, dates, apricots or prunes too in the biscuit base.
You can use condensed milk instead of caramel.
The recipe can be halved or doubled.
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These yummy and heavenly squares are just to die for, just pop one in your mouth and treat your taste buds, surely they will thank you as these little squares are utterly delicious.
Okay, I must say that these bars are not for weight watchers, but you definitely feel better when you eat them. Also let me tell you, not only kids, but adults are going to find any excuse to gobble them up. Well received in my home :)
Obviously, these squares can be enjoyed at any time of the day, but these squares can be a great treat for a kids party (you may omit nuts), for a small gathering or coffee mornings. Actually, I prepared these for a Halloween Party and went down so well with the guests or why don't you make now for Bonfire Night if your house is going to be full of people. These squares are very rich, so they go a long way.
Notes -
You can add coconut, dates, apricots or prunes too in the biscuit base.
You can use condensed milk instead of caramel.
The recipe can be halved or doubled.
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Yield: 28-30 pieces

No-Bake Anjeer (Fig) Biscuit and Caramel Squares
These No-Bake Anjeer, Biscuit and Caramel Squares are just to die for!! Incredibly easy to prepare and utterly delicious. If you have a sweet tooth then you must try this chocolate, caramel and nuts delight!!! A huge hit with everyone.
prep time: 10 Mcook time: 2 hourtotal time: 2 H & 10 M
ingredients:
- 500g Plain sweet Biscuits-I used 400g Rich Tea and 100g shortbread
- 440ml Caramel
- 200g Butter
- 250g Lightly roasted Mixed Nuts-I used Almonds, Pistachio and Cashews
- 200g roughly chopped dried figs
- 500g Dark chocolate
- 200g White Chocolate
- 50ml Golden Syrup
- 35ml Coconut oil
- 1 Tbsp. Vanilla Extract
instructions:
How to cook No-Bake Anjeer (Fig) Biscuit and Caramel Squares
- Keep Delicake round master ready.
- Roughly chop all the nuts and figs and leave it aside.
- In a food processor finely crush the biscuits.
- Assemble delicake master and add crushed biscuits, nuts and chopped fig pieces.
- Mix everything.
- In a non-stick saucepan heat butter, caramel and golden syrup.
- Do not boil.
- Turn off the heat and add vanilla extract.
- Mix well and pour over biscuit mixture.
- Mix well and create a perfect layer, smooth it down the top with the back of the spoon.
- Leave it to cool for 10-12 minutes then cover it with the lid and leave it in the fridge at least for an hour.
- In an M/W proof bowl place chopped dark chocolate and coconut oil, melt the chocolate and coconut oil on 50% power for 3-4 minutes or until you have glossy melted chocolate. (keep stirring in between with the metal spoon)
- Pour the melted chocolate over a set biscuit base.
- Now melt white chocolate and pour over the dark chocolate.
- Use toothpick or skewer to make the swirl.
- Leave it to cool a bit then cover it with the lid and let the chocolate set nicely.
- Once the chocolate is set properly cut the squares.
- Serve with any hot beverages.
- Enjoy!
NOTES:
You can add coconut, dates, apricots or prunes too in the biscuit base.
You can use condensed milk instead of caramel.
The recipe can be halved or doubled.
You can use condensed milk instead of caramel.
The recipe can be halved or doubled.
Calories
422.41
422.41
Fat (grams)
21.34
21.34
Sat. Fat (grams)
11.10
11.10
Carbs (grams)
55.16
55.16
Fiber (grams)
2.58
2.58
Net carbs
52.58
52.58
Sugar (grams)
34.52
34.52
Protein (grams)
4.29
4.29
Sodium (milligrams)
320.37
320.37
Cholesterol (grams)
18.82
18.82
The nutritional information provided is an approximation calculated by an online calculator. Please consult a professional dietitian for nutritional advice.
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Gorgeous and totally scrumptious looking!! With figs and chocolate, I am sure it tastes amazing too :) :) I have seen this bakeware some time back online; but unfortunately, not yet available in India and USA :( Awesome share!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vanitha :)
DeleteYum! 🙂And no bake too. I will definitely be trying out a vegan version of this! The cookware looks great. I am in need of something to stop my tofu cheesecakes looking a mess when I unfold them...
ReplyDeletePlease do share vegan version of this with us, and yes Delicake is perfect for cheesecake :)
DeleteWow that's one fabulous looking dessert, love how perfectly you got the swirls done on the top!..very nice..
ReplyDeleteThank u Vali, lol even I am so impressed with my swirls, generally I do make a mess :)
DeleteNo words to describe.. Some serious indulgence..Cant resist staring the clicks and this squares!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right, some serious indulgence here :)
DeleteJagruti, I seriously can't stop admiring the swirls on top, so beautiful. Great dessert idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mayuri :)
DeleteHow pretty and prefect those swirls looks, stunning squares, i can have some without any guilt. And that no bake cakeware sounds fabulous.
ReplyDeletePriya, I agree here, and I gobbled a couple without any guilt too :)
DeleteJagruti I really loved the recipe - Anjeer and chocolate. why didnt I ever think of that combination. And your pics are to die for. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks like a sinful treat but sounds so easy to make. Delicake no bake cookware is such a convenient product to use.
ReplyDeleteDelicious cake ,very impressive looking , I just want to eat it right out of the picture 🙂
ReplyDeleteSuch a delectable dessert and the swirls looks absolutely gorgeous. I love the pictures too. The no bake cookware sounds perfect o lake such sinful desserts.
ReplyDeleteThese look so good and that no bake cakeware sounds good too. I will definitely look in to it.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI loved this gorgeous dessert and how good do those swirls look! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty! If this was placed in front of me I think I will be admiring it and won't have the heart to cut it!!
ReplyDeleteDelicake is so cool. These fig squares look super tempting. I love fig as a fruit
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe.. I have a bottle of caramel that I won in an event recently and was wondering what to make.. So I have a recipe now.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!Simply wow!!!The swirls are so perfect. Gorgeous looking dessert!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious Jagruti, easy to do also.
ReplyDeleteI love anything with caramel and this cake looks stunning! So great that it is a no bake! Looks so tasty! defo gonna try this recipe over the weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, yum. This cake looks fabulous. And it looks really lovely.
ReplyDeleteNo bake desserts are my favorite to make. This looks so delicious and easy to make. I will have to get the ingredients I need to make one for dessert this weekend.
ReplyDeleteYummy! The delicious totally appeals to a chocolate and fig lover like me! I love how it’s a no-bake recipe :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this gorgeous cake is no bake?! It looks incredible!
ReplyDeleteHonestly that looks so beautiful and I love caramel and chocolate, so I know it tastes as good as it looks.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I would love it give it a try one day!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so elegant! What a beautifully easy dessert to have for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen bakeware like this before! And you dessert looks just heavenly!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing and delicious! And your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI like how perfect it looks. And oh my, it's a no bake recipe, I know I can do this! It looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh My! This looks so indulgent - I love that it's not bake and something I could actually make on my own.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are great! Since my son a chocolate and caramel lover, I'll pin it for sure.
ReplyDeleteWow this recipe is just mouth watering... I would love to have it right away :D... I am definitely gonna try this :)
ReplyDeleteNo bake desserts are so amazing and lovely. As always J love the pictures :)
ReplyDeleteOh My! This looks amazing and fab! Dried figs and Dark chocolate makes such a sinful combination. :D
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