It goes down as the only recipe from Deb in which I've ever been disappointed (which, despite following the recipe exactly — with the exclusion of adding
a bit of espresso powder — makes me think it's something I did?).
You know I love adding
a bit of espresso powder to chocolate (here, here, here...), as it adds such depth and complexity to the natural flavor and richness of cocoa, -LSB-...]
I found that using three types of chocolate (melted chocolate, cocoa powder, and whole chocolate chips) provides multiple layers of chocolate flavor, which
a bit of espresso and vanilla only seek to enhance.
This cake has a tiny
bit of espresso powder which really enhances the chocolate flavor for chocolate lovers, but does not taste like espresso at all.
To give the chocolate flavor a boost, I added a little
bit of espresso powder.
This fantastic flour makes lovely dark pumpernickel bread, especially when
a bit of espresso is added.
I really wanted to add
a bit of espresso powder but did not since this is for my daughter's bday ice cream cake.
I can grind but butters fresh at my market, so maybe I'll try running
a bit of espresso & honey through it at home: --RRB-
I've found that using both melted chocolate and cocoa powder provides multiple layers of deep chocolate flavor, which
a bit of espresso and vanilla only seek to enhance.
A simple mix in a blender with coconut milk,
a bit of espresso powder, sugar and vanilla extract and your ice cream is ready to go into your ice cream machine.
I am not trying to make it mocha - only I have heard that adding
a bit of espresso powder adds another layer to the flavor.
Last is
a bit of espresso powder, or instant coffee powder.
Not exact matches
«I think there's an interesting theme there, which is you want people to feel like they're living a
bit of the «good life» to be able to have
espresso and beer in frosted mugs.
I thought it might be just the thing to temper the sweetness
of the tart filling a
bit, especially since Dorie recommends adding instant
espresso to the filling anyway (and also serving the finished tart with coffee ice cream).
The tart filling is just simple custard
of heavy cream, eggs, sea salt and light brown sugar, with some optional
espresso powder and
bits of smokey bacon.
These cookies have a little more sass than your typical chocolate chip: with a
bit of old fashioned rolled oats for added texture and chewiness, a dash
of cinnamon and a hint
of espresso powder for richness and depth, and plenty
of brown sugar for an incredibly rich, well - rounded flavor and moisture.
Their toothsome texture makes each
bite melt in your mouth, and the sweet taste
of butterscotch is balanced every so slightly by
espresso.
The chocolate mixed with the
espresso adds a little
bit of bitterness (I LOVE dark chocolate and that's the kind
of bitterness that you find in this recipe).
I love the addition
of espresso and the touch
of cocoa nibs, it seems like it would add a nice
bit of complexity.
I may be dreaming I realize since right now that category for me basically involves sweet pickled beets with onions, (with a fair
bit of sugar which acts as a preservative) cabbage slaws, Yemenite chile paste (tons
of garlic and jalapeño party) a garlic based fresh lemon salad dressing from Marci Goldman and a sauce for ice cream that merges
espresso, Scotch and fresh orange juice.
Puréed sweet potatoes provide the base for this remarkably healthy pudding recipe, which gains more sweetness and flavor from just a
bit of maple syrup, almond milk, unsweetened cocoa powder,
espresso powder, and vanilla extract.
I have no coffee know - how and didn't find any
espresso powder or instant coffee in the house so I ground a
bit of dark roast coffee that I found lurking in the back
of the cupboard.
It can be a
bit of a bummer watching a friend drink her
espresso or latte and knowing I can't indulge myself.
I think I'll up the chocolate another half ounce, reduce the water by a
bit, and maybe use the ground
espresso instead
of brewed
espresso next time.
The key is using high quality chocolate for the unsweetened and cocoa powder (I used Valrhona) and I also added just a little
bit of instant
espresso powder to the melted chocolate mixture to bring out the flavors.
The nice folks at Nespresso gave me one
of their machines after an event, so I brew a pod
of espresso with it and then add ice cubes and almond milk (and maybe a little
bit of maple syrup).
Sure, I'm going to measure my baking powder and level it off just so, but I'm also going to throw in however many chocolate chips, a pinch
of cinnamon, a spoonful
of instant
espresso powder, and those heath bar
bits I've been storing in my freezer (see below for the Dulce de Leche Cinnamon - Mocha
Bites that resulted).
If you like your coffee black I suspect you won't mind a
bit; if you don't, just a
bit of Nutella on top will balance out the bitterness, or you can simply omit the
espresso altogether and just have chocolatey chocolate pancakes.
It's a wonderful flavor combination that I recreated in this chocolate mousse with melted bittersweet chocolate, a
bit of heavy cream,
espresso powder and orange zest.
The buttercream frosting too, turned out well and a very good consistency, though a
bit sweet (with 8 cups
of confectioners sugar...) I added (at my sister's suggestion) a packet
of the Starbuck's decaf italian roast instant coffee, which is what we added to the cake batter in lieu
of espresso powder.
Espresso - basically concentrated coffee that is thicker, lighter in color and with a
bit of «crema» or cream - like foam on top.
Probably gonna make this and shamelessly tuck a
bit of brewed
espresso in there.
In these brownies, I add a
bit more
of the instant
espresso so we can really taste that coffee flavor.
We agree that our delicious
Espresso bars are a great way to give yourself a healthy
bit of «get - up - and - go».
«Iced coffee and
espresso beverages have a stronger, roastier flavor with a
bit of nuttiness that comes from brewing with hot water,» said Michelle Sundquist, a member
of the Starbucks Research and Development team, in a press release.
We'll also show you to make to make chocolate brownie
bites that include
espresso powder for a zest
of flavor.
I use a little
bit of raw organic milk each day in my tiny 4 oz fresh organic stovetop
espresso (it's my treat).
Yesterday we looked at your favorite healthy recipes
of 2015 so I thought today I would share my top 10 faves — 1 — Vanilla -
Espresso Almond Butter — Vegan, Dairy Free & Paleo Friendly 2 — Healthy, Homemade Teriyaki Turkey Burgers — Paleo Friendly 3 ---LCB- Date Free -RCB- Chocolate Tahini Bliss
Bites — Vegan and -LSB-...] Read more...
Beyond today, this whole week is gonna get a
bit crazy at CUR headquarters; I'm heading to Chicago later this week for a conference, and then jetting off somewhere tropical after that... any guesses where??? Meanwhile, I've got a TON
of deadlines coming up (a total blessing, and also just #werk), so I'm just gonna start chugging
espresso at this point.
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of woods, as well as five leather upholstery color combos in Black, Ginger Beige /
Espresso Brown, Saddle Brown / Black, Crystal Grey / Black, or Ginger Beige / Black.
The event featured a juice bar with freshly squeezed mango, pineapple orange and lemon juices; a café area where
espressos, cappuccinos and coffee were made to order; an omelet station where guests chose from an array
of ingredients; and delicious brunch
bites including scones, ham and cheese Danishes and much more!
Fresh
espresso from the Brooklyn Roasting Company can give you the boost you need to get that extra little
bit of work done before you doze off.
Not sure if it was the «
bite» from the
espresso, combined with the sweet glaze, heavy cream, etc., but with the acidity
of the wine, it didn't work strikingly well.
Warm metallics are so pretty and I decided after painting the wood that I'd like to bring out the details on it a
bit more by giving it a wash
of espresso stain.
While the weekends allow time to faff around grinding
espresso beans, during the week we need our cappuccino a
bit faster Taking the time and mess out
of brewing an
espresso with a silky smooth crema, the best pod coffee machines deliver a barista - worthy cuppa every time.