Chococo Cake & Gingerbread (Pain d’épice)
Two cake recipes today, relatively easy and quite yummy alone or topped with some “crème anglaise”: Photo by Eschraiel Orange Blossom Chococo Cake Ingredients 3 eggs 150 g sugar 180 g flour 150 g butter some baking powder (half a dose) a pinch of salt some vanilla sugar 150 g dark chocolate (optional) 25 g grated coconut and 5 cl of orange blossom water (opt.) 25 g almond powder (opt.) 5 cl rum or other appropriate spirit (I used some chouchen) you can also add other ingredients...
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See pictures here Chocolate mousse what you need (there are many other variations, but it’s basically chocolate+eggs): 200g (7 oz) of dark half-sweetened chocolate (the one we took at the store was a good blend of dark/sweet, and we used the whole tablet, even if that was perhaps slightly more than 7 oz?) 4 to 6 eggs (depends on the size and your tolerance to food richness; given the smaller size of the eggs we had, I think Jib used 6) what you do: - separate the whites/yolks...
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3–4 ripe bananas juice of 1 orange 150g sugar 3 eggs 60g butter 120g flour (optional) vanilla extract, baking powder, chocolate chunks, chocolate powder, nuts… Pre-heat the oven at 210°C Mix the puréed bananas with the juice, then add the sugar, then mix with the eggs, then add the melted butter, and the flour. Cook 45 min at 120–150°C depending on your oven. (if needed, see...
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To chase away moodiness and restlessness, there is nothing like some gorgeous decadent chocolate dessert. Here’s an easy one to make. And quick too. It can be a matter of life and death Dosage: Eat till all symptoms of moodiness have disappeared Known side-effects: Varies. Depends on degree of moodiness and beliefs alignments Buy an already made crust, “pâte sablée” is best. Bake it for about 21 min. at 210 °C until cooked ~ tip: you can put another pie pan over it (instead of the...
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