Prepare the Crust
Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C). Place wafers in a food processor fitted with the knife attachment, and pulse on and off until crumbs form. Do not overprocess or mixture will become clumpy and hard to spread.
Pat into a nine by 13-inch (20×30-centimeter) baking pan lined with Gefen Parchment Paper to form a thin crust. You can wet your hands slightly to make it easier to spread. Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool, but leave oven on.








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Vanilla wafers What company makes parve vanilla wafers?
I know that "Man" "ופלים מן"- make vanilla pareve wafers. They also make chocolate, chalvah, lemon, and coffee flavors. They have a "Rav Landau" heckcher. I think that "Hadar" with an Aida Hacharedit heckcher, does as well. There are a few others, but I cannot recall all of the names. This information applies to Israel.
I eat loads of vanilla wafers. Personally, Gefen makes the best ones, IMHO.
Does the recipe use wafers with cream or without?
With.
missing eggs??? how many eggs??? the recipe instructions call for eggs, but none are listed in the ingredients. oy! I already started melting the chocolate...
Oysh! I sent an email to those in theknow. Hold tight. In the meantime the chocolate might harden but can be remelted,don't worry.