Treks & Bites – The Crossroads Where Food Meets Travel!
We use Dutch Processed cocoa powder for a lot of our baking for two reasons: the first is that we love the rich flavor and darker color better than natural cocoa powder, and the second is the smell is outrageously good.
We use dark or bittersweet chocolate chips for this recipe and lately, we’ve been using a mixture of half 60% cacao and half 72% cacao.
This cake keeps really well in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks, but it tastes best if you take it out of the refrigerator about 15 minutes before serving it because the flavors are more pronounced at room temp.
The little twist of the sea salt grinder really brings out the flavor in these cookies.
For this cake, we added a chocolate element for the filling between the layers by mixing a portion of the cream cheese frosting with chocolate.
Take your cake game to a whole new level by using brown butter instead of plain butter.
This cheesecake is absolutely delicious! It is made with real coffee, melted dark chocolate, and Kahlua, along with a chocolate cookie crust.
Everyone has their own favorite brownie, and this happens to be mine! Made with almond paste and two kinds of chocolate it is rich and moist.
These chocolate chip cookies are tough to beat with butterscotch chips in addition to dark and milk chocolate chips.