Creamy fudge sauce to serve over ice cream, cookies or cake.
by Wenderly and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
This is a semisweet yeast bread that is pleasingly light yet pleasingly dense once it meets your mouth. It is the perfect pairing alongside a pipping hot cup of coffee.
by aslolife and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
An easy, tasty treat!
by Diplomatickitchen (Elizabeth) and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Mi-Cuit Chocolat is a French dessert which is translated “Half-baked Chocolate.” Therefore, its name is better left in the original French. This version (version II) is a soft cake surrounding a runny chocolate interior.
by Diplomatickitchen (Elizabeth) and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Even when they leave their native lands, some dishes are known by their original names. Mi-Cuit Chocolat goes into the category of untranslated, not because it is so well-known around the world by its French name, but because the English translation (“Half-Baked Chocolate”) is too pedestrian and not descriptive of the fine dessert it is.
This version (version I) is a thin layer of cake over a hot, chocolate filling.
by claireg12 and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
A perfect savory tart that will make a great addition to your Easter brunch menu!
by Wanna Be A Country Cleaver and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Fluffy baked meringue with strawberry and rhubarb sauce.
by keepitsweet and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
These chocolate cups filled with edible cookie dough would make an amazing party treat!
by Jess at Nesting Corral and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Cute Easter treat that is fun to make with kiddos.
by Diplomatickitchen (Elizabeth) and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Chocolate Pavlova is a guaranteed good use of time in the kitchen. It is a French twist on an Australian/New Zealand classic.
Traditionally, Pavlova is a soft meringue filled with fruit and whipped cream. This French one fills the meringue with chocolate mousse.
by Diplomatickitchen (Elizabeth) and filed in Desserts, Special Occasion
Like the proverbial little black dress, Dark Chocolate Cream is chic and good for anybody’s special occasion. Even a beginner can turn it out successfully every time. For any cook looking for a dessert of simplicity and dense chocolate flavour, Dark Chocolate Cream is your huckleberry. Step-by-step with photos in the related blog post.
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