And there will probably be a batch with
some kind of chocolate added too just to see how that turns out.
Not exact matches
I love to use Vega One
Chocolate in this recipe because it
adds such a great flavor and has zero strange ingredients, fillers, GMOs, or
added sugars
of any
kind.
I opened up all my cupboards, thought about what
kind of nutrition I wanted to get out
of my snack (fiber, vitamins, minerals, protein, carbs, heathy fats), chopped a dark
chocolate bar in half, turned on my hob,
added some water to a small pot, took out a bowl and threw in a bunch
of seemingly random ingredients, rolled that dough into truffles, dipped them in what was by then melted
chocolate, stuck the truffles in the freezer for 8 minutes and BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were ready!
Even though the pan had been in the freezer with the nougat layer for about 30 minutes, it was not cool enough yet and when I
added the
chocolate layer it
kind of melted into the nougat.
When you
add it to something that goes well with something
kind of salty and savory like
chocolate or caramel, miso just
adds this whole other dimension that you don't get with just straight salt.»
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 how versatile this recipe is because you can
add any
kind of nuts, dried fruit, or berries... Maybe even a few
chocolate chips!
I just
kind of winged it to do the other half as
chocolate - I had a dark
chocolate in mind but I did nt have much on hand - maybe 4 oz
of bittersweet dark (baking)
chocolate I tossed in first, stirred, decided more
chocolate was needed, found some semisweet dark
chocolate morsels (about 1/3 cup) and
added them - getting better, but still not chocolatey enough.
You take a pomegranate and you cut it hemi spherically you open it up and then you whack it with a wooden spoon get out all our aggression and spit out the seeds into a little bowl then I
added some unsweetened
kind of Greek - style almond yogurt with some unsweetened cocoa powder to make
kind of a
chocolate pudding with the pomegranate
added some pumpkin seeds so I had this
chocolate pudding pumpkin and the little seeds are like little explosions
of juice it was absolutely delicious.
Feel free to play around with different
kinds of spices and
add - ins: swap the almonds out for another type
of nut,
add a different
kind of dried fruit (or
chocolate chips!)
I've been in
kind of a
chocolate banana phase lately, so I was in the middle of making a chocolate banana bread when the idea hit me that the crunchy topping from the pound cake would be awesome when added to chocolate banana bread to make Banana Chocolate Cinnam
chocolate banana phase lately, so I was in the middle
of making a
chocolate banana bread when the idea hit me that the crunchy topping from the pound cake would be awesome when added to chocolate banana bread to make Banana Chocolate Cinnam
chocolate banana bread when the idea hit me that the crunchy topping from the pound cake would be awesome when
added to
chocolate banana bread to make Banana Chocolate Cinnam
chocolate banana bread to make Banana
Chocolate Cinnam
Chocolate Cinnamon Bread.
As in, I don't
add any
kind of dried fruit or
chocolate chips to it.
So I knew that loading up a
chocolate bar with all
kinds of savory goodies from my pantry and
adding a minimal amount
of sweetener would result in a treat that I could get behind.
I usually eat a toasted, salted almond with it and I think next time I'll put almonds on the coconut layer before
adding the
chocolate on top —
kind of like an Almond Joy with dark
chocolate!
The basic ratio
of flour, sugar, eggs & butter stated in Joy makes a good cookie, but my grandmothers
added different
kinds of chocolate, nuts and sometimes dried fruits to enhance the recipe... so who does it belong to?
I like
adding a nut butter
of some
kind to it and then melting some
chocolate and chopping up some nuts and making an ice cream sundae out
of it.
You can also
add nuts or coconut to this mixture for varied
kinds of chocolate.
Next time I might
add cayenne to make it
kind of like a Mexican hot
chocolate cookie dough.
Do you put like a 90 percent uh — organic dark
chocolate no sugar
added in the same category as a, you know, refined
chocolate bar with
added sugar, or maybe a low antioxidant rating or you
kind of differentiating?
It's so easy to whip up (especially while catching up on my guilty - pleasure shows... the Bravo TV
kind), and I love that you can come up with new flavors on the fly, just by swapping /
adding ingredients — like using pistachios instead
of pecans, sunflower seeds instead
of pumpkin seeds, or
adding a spoonful
of chia seeds or
chocolate chips... whatever you're in the mood for, whatever's in your pantry.
If you look at the ingredients list for any
of the Ghirardelli brownie mixes: «Triple Fudge,» «Double
Chocolate,» etc, they're all essentially the same except for the
kind of chips they
add to the mix.
I love to use Vega One
Chocolate in this recipe because it
adds such a great flavor and has zero strange ingredients, fillers, GMOs, or
added sugars
of any
kind.
You can
add different
kind of fillings, like
chocolate, fruits (blueberry, strawberry, etc.), nuts (walnut, hazelnut, almond, etc.) and seeds (sesame, sunflower, pumpkin, etc.).
Unfortunately it's not a mistake — there are many protein powders that have different
kinds of sweeteners
added to make them taste like
chocolate: /