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I was searching my photo library and I found some delicious images from years ago.
I used to make these chocolate cups at work and at home,
It is filled with Mocha moose, topped with Chantilly cream and a crispy cream filled pirouette.
Lovely chocolate with salt
liquorice spots
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I'm not a chocolate fan, but if I do eat it, it has to be dark! For Looking close..on Friday theme 'Chocolate' Hope your weekend is sweet my friends.
When the grandkids come over and want chocolate, give them the cheap stuff. Otherwise, this is what happens.
Smile on Saturday#Man-made leaves
This is what a cake looks like when I get a burst of creativity. Autumn motif as decoration. I first washed the rose and hibiscus leaves and dried them well, then coated the back of the leaves twice with chocolate and put them in the refrigerator. After an hour I peeled off the leaves and a chocolate print remained. Everything looks messy on purpose because I tucked the leaves into the grated chocolate that represented a broken leaves and I even sprinkled the leaves with chocolate powder in places. Otherwise, the cake is extremely delicious and I make it every year for my birthday.
You can see the Christmas decoration of this cake, and a much neater one, in my son's photo gallery
www.flickr.com/photos/micko1986/11785718033/in/photostream/.
HSoS!
I haven't been baking as much as I used to but once I saw the Flickr Friday theme for this week was #cookies, I got a big craving for some homemade chocolate chip cookies and found myself getting back into the kitchen and doing something that I really missed and enjoyed doing.
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A cooling rack filled with homemade chocolate and coconut cookies with dramatic lighting. In case you are wondering, they are alt-flour dark cocoa coconut cookies.
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For this week's MacroMondays challenge Sweet or Savoury.
Cheese with melting chocolate over it.
I don't know if it's tasty, I just didn't try it ;-))
I would almost say: dont try this at home.
For making of:
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The actual name is Grand Falls, Arizona.
It is called Chocolate Falls because of its color. The flow was very high on this day, @ 4,000 cfs.
The water that flows over the falls comes from the Little Colorado River. The Little Colorado River in this area is dry part of the year. The River forms from seasonal rains and snowmelt from the Painted Desert Region and the Puerco River. The drainage area covers Eastern Arizona and western New Mexico an area of about 26,500 miles,
Grand Falls is 185 tall... taller than Niagara Falls
These little chocolates were a Christmas present. There were many unique flavors, but these are 2 of my favorite:)
Resembling a chocolate bar left melting on a hot surface, the brown thinly sliced Organ Shale rock known as the Chocolate Drops rests atop white Cedar Mesa sandstone. The pastel shades of sunset light in the clouds complement the pseudo-gastronomic delight in the Maze District of Canyonlands. To the east are Elk Ridge and the Abajo Mountains, with Standing Rock photo bombing the scene on the far right.
Even skeletons love chocolate
Smile on Saturday -Love for Chocolate
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You can tell it's a cheap chocy treat, Just look at the sugar crystals in this! Disgusting, but tasty.
Fallow deer are a medium to large sized deer. Fully grown males (bucks) stand at around 0.84 to 0.94m tall at the shoulder and weigh between 46 to 93kg.
Fully grown females (does) are 0.73 to 0.91m at the shoulder and weigh between 35 to 56kg. By comparison, an average adult man in Britain is 1.77m high and weighs 79kg.
Fallow deer have four main variations of coat:
Common – tan/fawn, with white spotting on flanks and white rump patch outlined with black horseshoe shaped border. Coat fades to a general grey colour during the winter
Menil – paler colouration with white spots year-round and a caramel horseshoe shape on rump
Melanistic – black, almost entirely black or chocolate coloured
White – white to pale sandy-coloured turning increasingly white with age (this is a true colour and not albino).
Fallow deer often have a distinctive black inverted horseshoe shape on their rumps, and a black stripe on their tails which are the longest of all British deer.
The Fallow deer is the only species in Britain with palmate antlers. These become full-sized after the deer are three/four years old and can reach up to 0.7m in length. Facially, their head is more elongated than some species with large angular ears.
Does and their young give short barks when alarmed. Bucks groan loudly during the breeding season.
Fallow deer leave large hoof prints (slots), about 6cm long in soft ground. Their feet are more elongated than Roe deer and are heavier, creating deeper prints
AKA Kamchatka lily, Fritillaria camschatcensis is also sometimes called skunk lily, or outhouse lily because of it's *ahem* distinctive odor. Not native to my area, but grows prolifically along much of coastal Alaska where woodlands and meadows are damp.
Without chocolate, we would have to find
something else to do with the fruit & nuts.
(Anthony T. Hincks)
Smile on Saturday! :-) - LOVE FOR CHOCOLATE
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lunch at the pub to celebrate our anniversary - dessert to share - chocolate brownies, flapjacks, lotus biscuits, strawberries, raspberries, marshmallows, and a pot of dipping chocolate
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Chocolate cookies with chunks of white and dark chocolate, then coated on one side with milk chocolate.
Very chocolatey!
(I was trying to focus on the front edges of the cookies, to show the different 'constituent parts' - I like the way this has made the top of the pile unfocused at the back)
More dark chocolate-covered sponge candies. Unlike the last time I posted a photo of the confections, I had to take a bite to reveal the goodness within the chocolate shell.
These pieces are smaller than the ones I photographed last time, allowing me to fully comply with Flickr Rule #1 while minimizing the dietary downside to consuming these guilty pleasures.