How to Make Homemade El Mordjene Spread?
Looking for how to make el mordjene at home? Since the September 2024 ban of el mordjene in France, this Algerian hazelnut spread that was famous for its Kinder Bueno-like flavor has vanished from Carrefour and Amazon shelves. No worries! This guide provides a homemade recipe to recreate el mordjene, with tips to capture its unique taste. Inspired by social media fans, this hazelnut spread recipe is perfect for crepes or breakfast. Discover how, step by step!
How to Recreate El Mordjene’s Flavor?
The key to how to make el mordjene lies in its el mordjene composition: roasted hazelnuts, white chocolate, sweetened condensed milk, and a hint of vanilla. Unlike Nutella, el mordjene emphasizes intense hazelnut flavor, as detailed in El Mordjene Taste Review. On Social media, one fan shared: “Mix hazelnuts and white chocolate for homemade El Mordjene!” Here’s a simple recipe for a ~500g jar.
Homemade El Mordjene Recipe
Ingredients:
- 200g roasted hazelnuts
- 200g white chocolate
- 80g sweetened condensed milk
- 130g warm milk
- 40g hazelnut oil (or sunflower)
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
Steps:
- Roast hazelnuts at 180°C for 10 min, then rub to remove skins.
- Blend hazelnuts into a smooth paste (5–7 min).
- Melt white chocolate in a double boiler.
- Add chocolate, condensed milk, milk, oil, salt, and vanilla to hazelnut paste.
- Blend until creamy.
- Pour into a sterilized jar; store in the fridge for 2–3 weeks.
See El Mordjene Calories and Ingredients for nutritional analysis.
Why Make El Mordjene at Home?
The el mordjene ban in France, due to non-compliant powdered milk (EU Regulation 2021/405), emptied Amazon and Carrefour shelves, as explained in Why Is El Mordjene Spread Banned?. With prices soaring to €30–45 in groceries, a homemade recipe is cost-effective and authentic. On social media, fans love customizing their el mordjene recipe.
Tips for Perfect Flavor
Hazelnuts
Choose high-quality, like Piedmont, for authentic el mordjene taste.
White Chocolate
Prefer brands without additives to mimic el mordjene.
Texture
Adjust oil for a spreadable consistency.
Where to Find Ingredients?
Buy ingredients at Carrefour or online (Amazon for chocolate or oil). North African groceries offer hazelnuts similar to those in el mordjene algerie. Check Where to Buy El Mordjene Spread?.
Alternatives to El Mordjene
If the recipe is too long, try:
- Nocciolata Bianca: €4.20 for 270g.
- Crema Bueno: €3.50 for 200g.
More in Alternatives to El Mordjene.
Recipe Table
| Step | Instructions |
| Roasting | Hazelnuts at 180°C, 10 min. |
| Blending | Smooth paste, 5–7 min. |
| Mixing | Add chocolate, milk, oil, salt, vanilla. |
| Storage | Sterilized jar, 2–3 weeks in fridge. |
FAQs
Conclusion
Knowing how to make el mordjene lets you enjoy this spread despite its France ban. With hazelnuts and white chocolate, recreate it’s taste at home. On social media, fans love this DIY solution. You can also check out our take on the recipe for Tamina, an algerian superfood for mothers.
