MORE pimping. For chocolate, I'll do anything.


Chocolate Decadence
1 pound bittersweet chocolate chopped
1 stick (4 oz) butter
4 eggs
1 Tablespoon flour
whipped cream and raspberry sauce or orange sauce
Preheat oven to 450 degrees F.
Butter and line an 8-inch springform pan with a round of parchment.
Melt chocolate and butter till smooth. In a large bowl, beat eggs till increased in volume. Beat in flour and chocolate until well blended.
Spread evenly into prepared pan. Then bake for 12 to15 minutes.
Cake must be soft in center, will firm up when cold. Let stand at room temperature to cool, refridgerate. When time to serve, run knife around edge of cake and remove springform side. Serve in thin slices topped with whipped cream and raspberry sauce or orange sauce.
*Raspberry sauce is quite simple to prepare. Just take 2 cups of raspberries and 3-4 tablespoons of powdered sugar. Heat in a saucepan till berries are soft, and then put through a sieve. Taste and adjust flavor with either a bit of lemon juice or more powdered sugar as necessary.
Savor with a cup of good coffee or tea.
All the best,G.Bisbjerg


Heck, that recipe that I lifted from ferfe IS my favorite recipe--Kate

Okay, I'll post a link to one of mine. No, I'll post a link to THIRTEEN of them.
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Proceeds for sale of the book go to the troops. I [note from Kate. That "I" is not me. Might be ferfe? might be Lori Foster? I dunno. Just follow the link and buy the book, okay?] am giving away up to ten copies of The Write Ingredients before the start of hurricane season.
Okay, got it. The contest is really Ferfelabat's! [not just a cut/paste thing for her, like it is for me] Hurry up, because the winds are coming. ANYWAY. Here's Ferfe's deal:

The first ten bloggers to blog the book and post a favorite recipe of their own and email me (email ferfe....awww, just go find it at her blog, okay?) the link along with their snail mail address will get a free copy of the cook book with my recipes signed. Hurricane Season officially starts June 1st. If you don’t have a blog and still wish to enter. Email me your recipe with permission to print it online along with your snail mail and I will post it for you.

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  1. FerfeLaBat8:13 PM

    This phase of the contest ended as TS Barry blew out of Tampa, but when the book is released in two weeks I will resurrect it to give away the remaining five books. So tell everyone to get recipees ready because it will be first come ...

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