Icebox Chocolate Mosaic Cake, Pretty and Easy

I have been looking for this recipe for years, literally. Problem was the name I had for it didn't match anything out there in English. Turns out it's originally made more by Turks than Greek often under a completely different name.

I have a particular love of refrigerator cakes, but this like many others involves some raw egg. Which is rather taboo in the US, If you're a little worried, buy pasteurised eggs. If you're really worried, try subbing out some canned concentrated milk instead, and of course don't add additional sugar.

Ingredients

1 packet buttery cookies
1/2 cup butter, room temp
2 tbsp cocoa
2 eggs
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp orange juice (or orange liquor of choice)

The cookies should be like Petit Beurres, but something similar works, like what I used.

Break them up a bit, you will be making smallish slices so nothing big will be served, and nothing is worse than lots of little crumbs.

Mix eggs and sugar together until light in color.

Add in butter, cocoa, and orange juice.

Add in cookies, mix by hand.

Pour into plastic wrapped lined dishes. Make sure the plastic wrap is long enough to wrap around the entire thing.

Push down to flatten bottom and make sure it's filled everywhere.

Refrigerate 8 hours or overnight. Unwrap the bottom. Place serving dish upside down on top. Holding mold and plate, flip.

Remove mold and plastic wrap.

Chocolate Mosaic Icebox Cake 

Trim the end to have the pretty side view.