Someone's In The Kitchen With Moozie

Sunday, July 30, 2006

Chocolate!

I still want sushi, but it never hurts to look at chocolate!



Is it my birthday yet?






Chocolate crepes!



Puppy pretending to be chocolate.

posted by Missy at 6:53 AM

7 Comments:

  • Mmm. Go chocolate!

    And go you, Missy! Just here to give a hearty early morning cheer, here so close to the end. :-)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:02 AM  

  • (And of course, I forget to sign...

    - your oft-clueless Warder #3
    - Jeff :-)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:03 AM  

  • Good work! Just a few more hours now...

    (8pm where I am, I'll hang around until you finish.)

    -Melissa

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:11 AM  

  • I need to head in a few (may or may not make it back to the 'puter this morning), but I have a question. We tend to make soup (by the cauldron). I've gotten pretty good at beef stew (other than the 'problem' that they end up being fork food instead of spoon). However my chicken soup tends to be weak and my veggie soup is boring. Now, we don't need much spice (I'm a complete and total wimp when it comes to zesty/spicy/hot) but some flavor would be good. Ideas on spices/herbs that work well with each other and with plain veggies? Ideas to add some robustness to chicken soup (usually made from leftover roast chicken).

    -Eowyn

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:45 AM  

  • Kirschwasser is a clear, highly distilled cherry brandy. It's VERY strong!

    Lots of people like to substitute light rum, because kirschwasser can be hard to find and expensive.

    By Blogger Missy, at 7:46 AM  

  • Eowyn,

    When making soup from leftover chicken, make sure you clean the meat thoroughly off the bones, *roast the bones*, and then make your stock. A lot of people neglect to roast the bones - which is fine if you need a white stock, but not so much if you want a robust stock.

    I'm also a big fan of adding garlic to my chicken soup, or seasoning with fresh thyme or tarragon, kaffir lime leaves or hefty handfuls of fresh chopped cilantro.

    By Blogger Missy, at 7:49 AM  

  • My mother found a chocolate recipes book on the shelf of Borders while she was here.

    I expect interesting results when I get to visit over winter break.

    By Blogger Zeynep, at 10:39 AM  

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