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MOLTEN CHOCOLATE BABYCAKES These are the acceptable face of culinary cute: their intensity guarantees the triumph of chic over prettiness. And, what's more, they're easy to make
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Glace à la banane, noix de coco, chocolat noir et riz crispy. (Banana "Ice Cream" Bites) (https://www.buzzfeed.com/rachelgaewski/these-banana-ice-cream-bites-are-a-healthier-option-to?utm_term=.fwRAr26A8V#.dyrVJ3BVWv)
DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE Forget the name, this cake is heavenly. The crumb is tender, the filling and frosting luscious. Sweet Recipes, Gateaux Cake, Devils Food, Let Them Eat Cake, Chocolates, Cupcake Cakes, Sweet Tooth
DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE Forget the name, this cake is heavenly. The crumb is tender, the filling and frosting luscious.
Absolutely delicious! Perfectly moist, with a tangy cocoa flavour. Easy to bake and easier to eat...Submitted by PedroCosta Foodie Heaven, Food Pin, Easy Baking, Cobbler, Good Eats, Eat Cake, Moist
Absolutely delicious! Perfectly moist, with a tangy cocoa flavour. Easy to bake and easier to eat...Submitted by PedroCosta
A glorious recipe and a glorious result. Submitted by Stephanueedavies Chocolate Party, Cooking Recipes Healthy, Eating Habits, Homemade Recipes, Food To Make, Glorious, Raspberry, Foods
A glorious recipe and a glorious result. Submitted by Stephanueedavies
I love this splendid recipe, with its magical frosting. Here's an October version, with the requisite bat sprinkles! Submitted by LindaFitzgerald Yummy, Delicious, Sweet Bread, Splendid, Frosting, Sprinkles, Breads
I love this splendid recipe, with its magical frosting. Here's an October version, with the requisite bat sprinkles! Submitted by LindaFitzgerald
Banana Bread: I haven't done a tremendous amount of fiddling with this, but I did once make it, for friends who are more chocolate-crazed than I am, by replacing 25g of the flour with good cocoa powder (not drinking chocolate) and adding 100g of dark chocolate, cut up into smallish chunks. And you could just as easily use the chocolate chips sold in the baking aisle of supermarkets. Nigella Banana Bread, Best Banana Bread, Banana Bread Recipes, Banana Nut, Muffins, Cheesecake, Calories
Banana Bread: I haven't done a tremendous amount of fiddling with this, but I did once make it, for friends who are more chocolate-crazed than I am, by replacing 25g of the flour with good cocoa powder (not drinking chocolate) and adding 100g of dark chocolate, cut up into smallish chunks. And you could just as easily use the chocolate chips sold in the baking aisle of supermarkets.
Ultimate Christmas Pudding: I don’t deny it: there is something unattractively boastful about calling one’s own recipe “ultimate”. But having soaked my dried fruit for this pudding in Pedro Ximénez – the sweet, dark, sticky sherry that has a hint of liquorice, fig and treacle about it – I know there is no turning back. It’s not even as if it’s an extravagance: the rum or brandy I’ve used up till now are more expensive and do the trick less well. This is sensational. Christmas Cooking, Christmas Dinner, Christmas Food, Christmas Desserts, Christmas Cookbook, Fabulous Christmas, Christmas Cakes, Sweet Christmas, Christmas Pudding Recipes
Ultimate Christmas Pudding: I don’t deny it: there is something unattractively boastful about calling one’s own recipe “ultimate”. But having soaked my dried fruit for this pudding in Pedro Ximénez – the sweet, dark, sticky sherry that has a hint of liquorice, fig and treacle about it – I know there is no turning back. It’s not even as if it’s an extravagance: the rum or brandy I’ve used up till now are more expensive and do the trick less well. This is sensational.
Made this for a family BBQ - "like a giant Reese's Peanut Butter Cup" was the verdict. Greetings from South Australia! Submitted by Sarai Delicious Cake Recipes, Yummy Cakes, Dessert Ideas, Desserts, Happy Cook, Family Bbq, Chocolate Pastry
Made this for a family BBQ - "like a giant Reese's Peanut Butter Cup" was the verdict. Greetings from South Australia! Submitted by Sarai
Made yesterday, this is all that's left... Submitted by Shari-Louise Eat Dessert First, Cheshire Cat, Yummie, Hatter, Cake Cookies, Receipes, Yesterday
Made yesterday, this is all that's left... Submitted by Shari-Louise
MOLTEN CHOCOLATE BABYCAKES These are the acceptable face of culinary cute: their intensity guarantees the triumph of chic over prettiness. And, what's more, they're easy to make
MOLTEN CHOCOLATE BABYCAKES These are the acceptable face of culinary cute: their intensity guarantees the triumph of chic over prettiness. And, what's more, they're easy to make
CARIBBEAN CREAMS. This is a reworking of my grandmother's Barbados creams: we're going the way of the coconut and the banana. It's scarcely a fancy pudding, but sometimes it can be sweetly comforting to have something a little homespun, and almost from the nursery. This is not far from that old favourite, bananas mashed with cream and brown sugar. Hard to beat, to be sure, but the coconut yoghurt and rum certainly add a little something. Caribbean Cuisine, Caribbean Recipes, Caribbean Party, Tasty, Dessert Pots
CARIBBEAN CREAMS. This is a reworking of my grandmother's Barbados creams: we're going the way of the coconut and the banana. It's scarcely a fancy pudding, but sometimes it can be sweetly comforting to have something a little homespun, and almost from the nursery. This is not far from that old favourite, bananas mashed with cream and brown sugar. Hard to beat, to be sure, but the coconut yoghurt and rum certainly add a little something.