Food & Drink Magazine
Do you belong to a Supper Club? Its great fun, and if you are the host, its a third of the hard work, because you only have to make the main course. In ours, we have 4 couples and the starter and dessert are made by other members of the club. We have only one rule, and that is, we have to make something we haven't tried before. Of course it could be an absolute disaster, but that's part of the fun of trying out new things. Its highly unlikely you will all mess it up, so you are always guaranteed to have at least one course that tastes good. Its an easy way of entertaining without having to do all the work, and it forces you to try some of the wonderful recipes that are so easily available to us all.
I had to make dessert this month, and decided to try this recipe by Donna Hay which I have tweaked slightly. She uses a liqueur in it, but I am not partial to alcohol in food, so left it out and added Vanilla Essence, just to take the edge off the bitter dark chocolate.
This is very quick and easy to make, and looks great. The only challenge is decorating with the chocolate dipped salted pretzels. Make it in the morning and its ready to eat by lunchtime.
I had to make dessert this month, and decided to try this recipe by Donna Hay which I have tweaked slightly. She uses a liqueur in it, but I am not partial to alcohol in food, so left it out and added Vanilla Essence, just to take the edge off the bitter dark chocolate.
This is very quick and easy to make, and looks great. The only challenge is decorating with the chocolate dipped salted pretzels. Make it in the morning and its ready to eat by lunchtime.