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#151
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Well, depends. Depends on the kind of fruits, the kind of chocolate and the kind of mood you want after it´s finnished.

And of course, depends on the kind of cognac and chocolate, not everyone tastes the same and not everyone likes the same concentration.



My days of going heavy on alcohol are long gone, so it would have a mild taste. It´s a pitty I cannot find a decent Osborne cognac over here without having to pay with a kidney for it.

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Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines. Got any good white chocolate recipes? Geez, you people are making my hormones rage.....

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Going to do a Chili tonight, easy to cook and warming when it is a little chilly outside *no pun intended*

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Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines. Got any good white chocolate recipes? Geez, you people are making my hormones rage.....


I do. As you know, white chocolate is not really so because it´s cocoa fat, not cocoa. So, what you want to do is reducing the brutal indigestion it produces; how can you do so?

Melt it and add anis (the liquor works best), vanilla, and use some brown sugar. Take an orange and cover the slices of orange with it; let it get hard again and eat it.

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Statulos wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines. Got any good white chocolate recipes? Geez, you people are making my hormones rage.....


I do. As you know, white chocolate is not really so because it´s cocoa fat, not cocoa. So, what you want to do is reducing the brutal indigestion it produces; how can you do so?

Melt it and add anis (the liquor works best), vanilla, and use some brown sugar. Take an orange and cover the slices of orange with it; let it get hard again and eat it.

ok,now I'm drooling

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In your case, my lovely beautiful lady, I´d go for a darker chocolate. The above is ment for people with a sweeter tooth or digestive issues with cocoa.

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Statulos wrote...

In your case, my lovely beautiful lady, I´d go for a darker chocolate. The above is ment for people with a sweeter tooth or digestive issues with cocoa.

I love dark.........

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Oh, I forgot!



This adds extra calories but the taste is well worth; add a bit butter to the whole chocolate mixture having used the butter to previosly, fry the peel of the orange.



Works best with bitter oranges.

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Statulos wrote...

Oh, I forgot!

This adds extra calories but the taste is well worth; add a bit butter to the whole chocolate mixture having used the butter to previosly, fry the peel of the orange.

Works best with bitter oranges.

stop,your making me hungry and something else as well...lol

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Statulos wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines. Got any good white chocolate recipes? Geez, you people are making my hormones rage.....


I do. As you know, white chocolate is not really so because it´s cocoa fat, not cocoa. So, what you want to do is reducing the brutal indigestion it produces; how can you do so?

Melt it and add anis (the liquor works best), vanilla, and use some brown sugar. Take an orange and cover the slices of orange with it; let it get hard again and eat it.


Wow! Sounds great!  May i also suggest white chocolate fondue? :wizard:


Edit! Almost forgot! Tonight i'm making shrimp soup ^_^

Modifié par MrHimuraChan, 24 février 2010 - 11:33 .


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It should work too, but I cannot stand hot white chocolate.

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Dark Lilith wrote...

Statulos wrote...

Oh, I forgot!

This adds extra calories but the taste is well worth; add a bit butter to the whole chocolate mixture having used the butter to previosly, fry the peel of the orange.

Works best with bitter oranges.

stop,your making me hungry and something else as well...lol


Bear hug, bear hug! Or not...

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Statulos wrote...

It should work too, but I cannot stand hot white chocolate.


Oh i  understand. My brother cannot also :P

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Tonight the menu is roast beef, white rice, french fries, a fried egg and green salad :D

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Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines.


I cannot think of a more horrific punishment...Posted Image

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Godak wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines.


I cannot think of a more horrific punishment...Posted Image

I can: not being able to eat spicy food.

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Statulos wrote...

Godak wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

Too bad hubby's got a problem with chocolate creating horrendous migraines.


I cannot think of a more horrific punishment...Posted Image

I can: not being able to eat spicy food.


How right you are! I neeeeeeed spicy food.

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I really have to control myself with the chili, cayene and similars because I´d gladly destroy my intestines in the quest for the ultimate spicy experience.




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home-made chicken soup:)

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Statulos wrote...

It should work too, but I cannot stand hot white chocolate.

eewwwwwwwwwww, me either.Posted Image

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Dark Lilith wrote...

Statulos wrote...

It should work too, but I cannot stand hot white chocolate.

eewwwwwwwwwww, me either.Posted Image


Fine, more chocolate to me  :P

*sticks tongue*

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I´m almost out of everything so I´ll cook veggie remains to make a pasta sauce.

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FOOD!



Wait, I need to be more specific...



Edible food!



Okay, enough of that. I'm going for some grilled Steelhead Trout drizzled with lemon and lime juice, with some steamed/sauteed mixed veggies (Carrots, Zuchini, and onion). Also, for a limited time comes with an iceberg/romaine lettuce mix salad.

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Ok, tonight I'll move my lazy ass and I will cook real food this time!  :blush:

Noodles with ham, paprika, cocktail tomatoes white mushroom , eggs and cheese made in the pan.  
Wheat beer and watching ''Aliens'' on my TV should make this meal perfect. ^_^

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I only eat at restaurants. Tonight was Musala Palace. I ordered:



-1 tall espresso ($3 cad)

-3 poached eggs ($2.60 cad)

-4 pieces light rye toasted bread ($4 cad)

-5 bacon ($6.40 cad)

-1.5 french toast ($3.20 cad)

-5 sausages ($4.80 cad)