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Sunday, November 04, 2007

Playing with Chocolate

Today on a cool Eastern seaboard sunday......(to you non Americans the eastern seaboard is everything from Nantucket to Mahami as my Japanese friend Yoshi says) I decided to just play with chocolate in the afternoon.

Nothing new, nothing borrowed, nothing blue.
Just a solid chocolate dessert.
Sometimes we get cravings, we look in our pantry and satisfy them.
Chocolate cures all ills that Champagne doesn't. Anger, depression, melancholy attitudes, reflection, cold.
I was already in a perfectly good mood. I just wanted chocolate.

Chocolate Cherry St Nizer.
Malted Milk Ice Cream.

St Nizer is an old school Frenchie flourless chocolate cake.
"Seh Knee ZEEE-AY" with the Frenchie accent.

Basically your childhood in a fancy presentation on Limoges China and gratuitous Amarena cherries.
What's wrong with that ?

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Chocolate cherries and malt. Always a wonderful combination!

Hi Shola - your blog is inspiring. Thanks.

The St Nizer cake combo looks so good I want to try making it but Google shows up no recipes. Is it spelt correctly?

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