chocolate recipes

Chocolate Chip Butter Cake Recipe

Yellow. It's the color of baby chicks, fluffy young ducklings, sunshine, and altogether Spring. It's also the color of butter. Yum. And what is baking without butter?

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Cadbury’s Chocolate Crème Egg Recipe

Cadbury Crème eggs are a sign of Easter and, to me, a sign that Spring is on its way. I welcome the sight of them lining the grocery store walls along with fluffy bunnies and pastel Easter baskets.

Filled eggs were first manufactured by the Cadbury Brothers back in 1923, and the creme eggs we know and love today were introduced as Fry's Crème Eggs in 1963, becoming Cadbury's Crème Eggs in 1971.

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Chocolate Banana Mousse Recipe

Is there anything that chocolate doesn't pair well with? Of all the things chocolate lovers love pairing with their desserts, banana is one of my very favorites. In fact, the best dessert I ever had was a big dish of banana and Nutella crepes. Talk about delicious!

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Chocolate Cake with Rum Spiked Figs Recipe

As much as I hope to look outside and see spring's bright, beautiful flowers outside, here in the Midwest, it is still undeniably winter. And what does one crave in the winter? All things rich.

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Peanut, Raisin and Chocolate Clusters Recipe

Are you one of those people who sifts through bags of trailmix just to pick out all the M&M's you can find? Don't worry, you're not alone - and we won't judge you here.

If you're craving a bit of trailmix goodness - think chocolate plus salty deliciousness, look no further. This recipe will satisfy both your salty and sweet cravings. Read more

Chocolate Mocha Truffles Recipe

It is said that the chocolate truffle was created by an apprentice to the French culinary artist Auguste Escoffier during the 1920s.

One day, as his stagiaire (apprentice) attempted to make pastry cream, he accidentally poured hot cream into a bowl of chocolate chunks rather than the bowl of sugared egg he should have aimed for.
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Chocolate Chip Almond Pie Recipe

Almonds have been popular since the early Bronze Age, 3,000-2,000 BC, with evidence of their fruit trees at archeological sites in Jordan, as well as Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt.

The almond seed that we know today has been cultivated over many thousands of years. The first of the almond species were toxic, and produced deadly cyanide upon mechanical handling. Thank goodness our forefathers bred that out of the tasty seeds we enjoy today!

This recipe is a mixture of two of my favorite things - chocolate and almonds. Although I never thought I'd eat another chocolate pie after watching The Help, I think it's safe if you're the one doing the baking!
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Low Fat Chocolate Fondue Recipe

According to Everything Fondue, chocolate fondue was invented right here in America in the mid-20th century. Although it's difficult to determine who invented it first, anyone who has tried chocolate fondue can vouch that it's an excellent fondue tradition.

Chocolate fondue is one of the last communal dining experiences - one that everyone should try!
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Chocolate Butterscotch Haystacks Recipe

Got the winter blues? These cheery chocolate and butterscotch haystack treats will take your mind to the warm days of summer - sitting outside on the green grass, sipping on iced tea. Thinking about summertime activities gets me through the snowy season. Well, that, and... chocolate.
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Guiltless Chocolate Brownies

In the spirit of New Year's resolutions, here's a guiltless version of delicious chocolate brownies for us all. You needn't worry about whittling your middle while devouring these tasty treats!
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