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It's soft, fragrant, and has an unmistakable flavor... that taste that takes us back to childhood and the timeless goodness ...

Get into the Valentine's Day spirit with Lori from Produce Moms, sharing easy and affordable treats at home, from chocolate ...

6. Cut into squares and serve. 1. Melt chocolate and 100ml cream in a double boiler and remove when it dissolves completely. 2. Mix whipping cream, sugar and vanilla extract and thick it till it ...

Blend the margarine, sugars and vanilla together. Add the eggs, and beat it well. Add the baking soda, salt, flour and ...

The choclate discs can be topped with roasted and salted pepitas, dried cherries, chopped Marcona almonds or other ...

A double boiler is super simple to set up: just fill a pot with about two inches of water and bring it to a simmer. Once ...

Some desserts require hours of prep, multiple bowls and a pile of dishes in the sink. And then there’s chocolate covered ...

Whether you celebrate Valentine’s Day or not, February is a time to focus on our hearts (and chocolate). It is American Heart ...

Take a bowl and add the chilled cream with powdered sugar and vanilla extract and whip it properly until it’s smooth. Now slowly and gently mix the whipped cream with the melted chocolate. Now also ...

Bring to a gentle simmer. Place chocolate in top of double boiler. Melt chocolate stirring very frequently. Chocolate should be just warm enough to melt, but not hot. Remove upper pan from double ...