Showing posts with label dark chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dark chocolate. Show all posts
Rye chocolate chip financiers

Rye chocolate chip financiers

March 23, 2018


Financiers are one of my downfalls: petite, delicate, but full of flavor, they are a great way of using leftover egg whites. I have been trying to make them using olive oil instead of butter, but the texture was a bit off, so more tests are necessary.

The recipe I bring you today is from ages ago (when I could still eat butter) and it is delicious: the rye flour makes the financiers a little
Pear, olive oil and chocolate cake

Pear, olive oil and chocolate cake

October 11, 2017


I have been running around like a headless chicken lately, with loads of work and other things to solve. For that reason, I haven’t posted much and I am also behind with my personal emails.

I decided to stop by very quickly with an equally quick to make cake: put together in almost no time, it is a tender and delicious combination of fruit, olive oil and chocolate. Good for those weeks you
Brown butter rye choc chip cookies - another great recipe with rye flour

Brown butter rye choc chip cookies - another great recipe with rye flour

September 01, 2017


My confessed love for the fine rye flour has been resulting in several great recipes in the past months, and it makes me really happy that my dear and lovely reader Ellen from the U.S., together with several other readers of my Brazilian blog have been enjoying one of them: the soft rye bread I posted a while ago.

It is my favorite recipe made with rye – and it does taste exceptionally good
Chocolate chip, crystallized peel and cranberry cookies + a hug as a gift

Chocolate chip, crystallized peel and cranberry cookies + a hug as a gift

February 08, 2017


As the year started and I got back from my week off, I started working on things around the house, maybe trying to clear my mind as I cleared the cupboards and the closet, I don’t know. :)

As I checked the ingredients in my cupboard, I found a bit of crystallized orange peel left from my holiday baking and right next to it I saw a jar of dried cranberries – I immediately thought of putting