yummy in my tummy

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gastrogirl: mint chocolate thumbprint cookies.

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foodopia: chocolate hazelnut pots de creme: recipe here

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smilestones: S’mores Brownies

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an assortment of doughnuts

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chocolate brownie banana split covered in m&m candy

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chocolate cream brownies with shortbread bottoms

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missminifer: Salted Caramel Millionnaire’s Shortbread I have a confession to make - I’m terrible at sugar work. Simple syrup - no problem, but spun sugar, hard crack, praline - they are my kitchen nemeses. Nemesises? Which is why it made perfect sense to start the day making salted caramel, with no sugar thermometer. Follow these steps, and you too may only have to bin one batch of crystallised sugar….  For the shortbread, preheat your oven to 180 degrees C, then rub together 6oz flour, 4 oz butter and 2oz caster sugar until they look like fine breadcrumbs. Add other flavourings - rosemary, vanilla, orange zest - if wanted. Press the crumbs firmly into a buttered tin, and bake for about 20 minutes until the top is firm.  For the caramel, bring 120ml of milk to the boil with 40g butter. Take it off the heat. Take 200g caster sugar, and heat with half a mug of water on a low heat, stirring gently, until the sugar has dissolved in the water. Do not continue stirring after the sugar has dissolved - it will crystallise, and you will have to start over. Once all the sugar has dissolved, whack up the heat as high as it will go, and take the syrup to 155 degrees C (hard crack stage). Then take it off the heat, beat in the milk and butter mixture furiously, and return it to the heat until it reaches 127 degrees C (soft ball stage). Then take it off the heat again, beat in 20g butter, add sea salt to taste, and pour it over your cooled shortbread base. For the topping, melt 100-200g dark or milk chocolate, and pour it on top. Leave to set, then slice, and feel pleased with yourself for mastering caramel - at last!

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chocolate cupcake muffins with a dusting of icing sugar

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ice cream cheese cake stack drizzles in chocolate

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chocolate brownies

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chocolate and almonds

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glossy chocolate cake

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chocolate cake

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chocolate souffle