Nutella.......mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I discovered Nutella yesterday and believe this could turn into a bad, bad thing. I bought some croissants and this morning for breakfast sliced one and smeared each half with Nutella. Now I am trying not to simply go get the jar of Nutella and a spoon ::::sigh::::
What else can I do with it?
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re: serious
I made a cool drink over the weekend using Nutella:
3 TBL.Nutella and about 1and a 1/2 C. evaporated milk, melted/whisked in a pan over a low heat.
Added a shot of Hersey's dark to thisTopped with squirt Redi-whip and crushed hazelnuts. Heaven. I made it fora friend, but for me, I'd have added some vodka!
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Nutella is a delicious and creamy chocolate/hazelnut spread. You buy it by the jar, and it has lots of uses beyond eating it with a spoon.
Spread it on toast, good bread, croissants, waffles, pancakes, crepes, even tortillas! You can dip fruits too (bananas are wonderful with Nutella).
Sandwich it between two shortbread cookies.
Add it to ice cream base, before freezing.
Make Nutella ravioli! Just fill the ravioli wrapper with Nutella, brush egg wash around the edges and seal. Fry and serve sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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I never tried Nutella in hamentaschen but that sounds exquisite.
When I was in Israel in the spring, we went through jars and jars of the stuff. From what i understand, Nutella is the staple of Israeli children's sandwiches, similar to North America's PB&J... The problem there is that they also like putting a chocolate icing type spread in there instead... But it's oh, so sweet.
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I made a chocolate cake out of Bon Appetit that had nutella chocolate mousse filling, chocolate cake and hazelnut meringue base. It took forever, but it was really good.
I know someone who dipped toblerone in nutella and swore by it.
If you want to avoid the partially hydrogenated oil, Trader Joe's has a cocoa hazelnut spread that is similar w/out the trans fat.
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It's incredible in hamantashen (a Jewish pastry traditionally filled with fruit or poppyseed fillings). Trader Joe's has a wonderful version of Nutella.
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So allegedly, Elvis had a favorite sandwich, grilled, with peanut butter, honey, bananas, and bacon. (Not sure if that recipe is accurate, but it's the eponymous and near-fatal combination I enjoyed at the Sullivan Street Peanut Butter Company in NYC.) With all the recommendations about Nutella and bread, Nutella and bananas, Nutella and peanut butter ... it seems like just a little leap to the Nutella Elvis sandwich (the Nutell-vis?). Is there anyone who's tried Nutella and bacon, or this sandwich? (I'm out of the stuff.) And is there anyone /willing/ to try it and tell me if its heaven?
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re: biscuitdaddy
I saw his cook on TV one day. She prepared a version of this sandwich she claimed was Elvis' favorite. I don't recall any bacon or honey in the mix but she did use an entire stick (1/4 lb.) of butter to toast it. She didn't use all the butter up front though. She added it to the pan gradually as it was absorbed by the bread, ala risotto.
Nutell-vis, gotta love it.
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re: biscuitdaddy
This isn't exactly on topic, but I was in NYC last week visiting family, and my son heard about this rest. We went there one night, and I had a PB and Nutella sandwich. It was soo good. Couldn't get myself to try the Elvis one.
There's a cafe near where I live (in the Bay Area) that does dessert panini. The PB and Nutella rocks.
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Can any attest to the statement on the NutellaUSA web site that their peanut oil has all proteins removed and therefore should Not affect those of us with peanut allergies?
I have eaten Nutella in the past before a) noticing that it contained peanut oil or b) the USA company changed their formula.
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I loved Nutella, but for health reasons I need to seriously limit my sugar intake. Has anyone seen a reduced sugar version of nutella or have a good substitute?
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Couldn't get easier. Everyone loves it..
16 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup sugar
1 (13 ounce) jar nutella
1/4-1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
9 inches graham cracker crust
In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth.
Blend in Nutella and vanilla. Pour into crust. Refrigerate until set, about 4 hours.›1 Reply -
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It's another carb loaded option, but I made some wonderful baked bread pudding with nutella (along with a splash of frangelico). Just follow any traditional bread pudding recipe you use, and layer/top with spoonfuls of nutella. Then spike it as desired when it comes outta the oven.
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here's a recipe for making your own, not at smooth, but better ingredients! just as snackable.
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On Lufthansa, they give you a choice of a warm croissant or pretzel bread (sorry, even when I was in Austria, I didn't learn the actual name of it) and preserves or these cute little nutella packets. I had the pretzel bread with about six packets of nutella smeared on it. Sooo good.
And of course, I secretly pocketed about fifteen packets.
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I make a type of "shortbread" for lack of anything else to call it.
Pound cake
Fresh fruit of your choice
Good quality vanilla ice cream (I prefer Bluebell)
Nutella sauce -- nutella thinned down with a little heavy cream, heatedLast week was grilled pound cake with grilled pineapple -- so good!
I also do fresh berries.
Delish!
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Does anybody's teeth and gums hurt when they eat Nutella? It is the most bizarre thing, but I've never had a problem with any food--hot or cold--but Nutella causes me considerable teeth pain, and I've attempted to eat Nutella on several occasions. I think the unbelievable sweetness is what is causing my teeth to hurt.
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One of my favorite childhood memories is when we lived in Germany & mom would go to the bakery every morning & get that wonderful dark brown bread, still warm from the oven, slice it into thick chunks & smear Nutella all over - even more decadent is a thin layer of butter first!
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Ohhhhh...as a recovering Nutella addict, reading all of these devilish suggestions for how to use it is torturing me!
Here are some of the ways in which I was lured into my Nutella addiction:
Crepes - A crepe with nothing more than Nutella is one of the most wonderful creations ever; with bananas is a fantastic alternative if you desire variety. The secret to a good one, though, is to make sure the crepe is piping hot so that the Nutella melts evenly throughout.
Bread - When I lived in France, my friends and I used to heap gobs of it onto baguette. When I returned to the US, I discovered the glorious combination of Nutella on Wonderbread. I'm totally loving the suggestion above for rolling bread around Nutella, brushing it with butter, then grilling it. It's like the next generation of Grilled Stickies from Ye Olde Diner in State College, PA.
Spoon - This is what led to my Nutella downfall. A spoon, and a jar of Nutella. The only thing that stopped me from having more was an empty jar.
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re: asirolli
It's amazing how much Nutella imprves anything, including supermarket white bread!
I love making multi-layered sandwiches of Nutella on Kavli multigrain thins. It makes me feel like it's a healthy sugar wafer cookie...but oh-so-much-better!
I think enough people have mentioned the crepe/ntella/bannana combo, but I'll still add my name to the list.
And, yes, Euro Nutella is better. Find an international market and try all the Nutella knockoffs, too!
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Some of these sound kind of weird but they're really good...
-slice apples and semi-melt some cheese on the and then spread the nutella on top (you get a fruity, cheesy, nutty chocolate taste. which is amazing all together)
-mix it into bread pudding and then spread a layer on top
-dip shortbread cookies into the jar and eat
-use it instead of frosting for cakes or spread it on pound cakes
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My friend made Nutella Ravioli recently... It makes Nutella even MORE bad for you... but they were SOOO good! :)
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recip...
--Dommy!
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re: Dommy
I made this before and it's amazing. So easy and SO DAMN GOOD! Just fill ravioli wrapper, brush egg on corners, fold, and fry. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and garnish with a mint leaf.
I, too, am a recent Nutella discoverer.
At my last job we made breakfast at work on Fridays. Someone once made warm crepes, with strawberries and Nutella, topped with a squirt of whipped cream. Also delicioius!
FYI, I live in an apartment building and our close neighbor friends have stolen our Nutella jar...twice.
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I live in Europe and buy economy sized Nutella. Nieces come by for a bite of it -- they don't get it at home since it vanishes too quickly :). If I don't eat the stuff right out of the jar instead of candy, I use it as ganache on muffins, spread over belgian waffles and pancakes.
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If you think the nutella that you can buy in this country is good you should try the european nutella. I brought one back from paris and there is a big difference in taste. The american nutella has hydrogenated oil.
You can smear nutella on waffles and make dessert pizza with nutella and strawberries.›5 Replies-
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re: missclaudy
My US label ingredients read sugar, peanut oil, hazelnuts, cocoa, skimmed milk, reduced mineral whey, partially hydrogenated peanut oil, soy lecithin, vanillin. I believe the Euro version uses a different type of oil but I can't quite believe either contains any animal byproducts. Have to say though it could contain tripe and rat's ears and I'd still eat it by the spoonsfull.
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I cannot open a jar of Nutella. Once opened it will soon be gone. I mostly eat it straight up. I had it on crepes and they were by far the best crepes I had ever had. So far I have only had the "Nutella" brand. I know that Zinngermans sells a chocolate hazelnut spread, but it is so pricey, I have not tried it yet, although one day I will order it. They make it sound like heaven.
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Just had this last weekend at Notti Bianche in D.C.: Sugar coated donut holes filled with Nutella and hazelnut gelato in a small bowl of chilled espresso. (also topped w/ whipped cream & chocolate pcs.) Great combination.
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Truffles. Melt 1 lb of good milk chocolate and stir in 1/2 cup of nutella. Let cool to room temperature and refrigerate for 1-2 hours. roll into 1 inch balls and dip into tempered dark chocolate.
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Make vanilla shortbread cookies. Sandwich nutella between them and dip half or the whole thing in tempered dark chocolate.
I love nutella too.
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