Adventures with Chocolate: 80 Sensational Recipes by Paul A Young

    • Categories: Candy / sweets; Frostings & fillings
    • Ingredients: dark chocolate; double cream; light muscovado sugar
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Notes about this book

  • mjes on December 03, 2019

    This cookbook has been the cookbook of the month for December 2019 for the Great British Chefs Cookbook Club

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Paul's Aztec-style hot chocolate

    • mjes on December 03, 2019

      I usually cheat and simply drink Mexican chocolate but sometimes it's worth making your own spice combination, especially when the cookbook of the month includes a recipe to try. Well, sort of try ... my normal source for specialty chocolate is The Meadows but in this case "Caribbean" and "66%" were unachievable parameters. I settled for Woodblock Drinking Chocolate (70%) - origins not specified. I went with the chile, cinnamon, nutmeg I associate with Mexican chocolate then added some cardamom to justify the "I made it mine" claim. I was pleased with the results and will likely try with other chocolates as this is the drinking chocolate season.

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Reviews about this book

  • Tin and Thyme by Choclette

    A true chocolate alchemist, Paul is not shy of trying out some very strange chocolate combinations.

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  • Fine Cooking

    ...intriguing combinations that make this cookbook...quite the chocolate-covered ride. Perfect for serious chocophiles, this beautifully photographed book will have you craving cacao from page one.

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Reviews about Recipes in this Book

  • Paul's Venezuelan chocolate chilli chicken

    • Fine Cooking

      ...super quick, exotic take on a mole, fresh chiles bring a mellow heat that’s softened by dark chocolate... surprisingly nuanced and complex dish considering that it takes less than an hour to make.

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  • Chocolate ginger and cardamom tea bread

    • Fine Cooking

      ...a wonderfully rich and spicy take on gingerbread cake, made with Assam tea and more than a half-pound of crystallized ginger. Serve with a cup of hot chocolate and get ready for chocolate heaven.

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