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Chocolate Dessert Recipes, part 2

The avalanche of entries for Sugar High Friday #27: Chocolate By Brand continues. Thanks again to all participants, and be sure to visit their sites and click on the chocolate links to learn more about the different kinds of chocolate used from around the globe. This entry takes us all over the world, from Paris, to America, through South and Central America, as well asโ€ฆ

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Chocolate Cake Recipe

The word โ€˜consultingโ€™ always sounds like a dream job when youโ€™re working in a restaurant kitchen, slaving over a hot stove as a line or prep cook. As a consultant, it sounds like you sweep into a kitchen whenever you feel like it, and bake something up with the staff. But itโ€™s rather challenging work. Restaurants call in consultants when the kitchen is in direโ€ฆ

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Paris Chocolatier: Le Furet Tanrade

One of my favorite things to do in Paris is just wander around, often in neighborhoods that arenโ€™t really known for anything special. Thereโ€™s always something interesting to find; shops specializing in vintage hairbrushes and combs, or locksmiths for doors installed only during the reign of Napolรฉan III. And of course, Iโ€™m usually on the lookout for food, and am especially keen when I comeโ€ฆ

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Metro Hands

Sorry about the less-than-stellar photo. I was trying to take a picture in a hectic mรฉtro station, and when there was a break in the frenzy of commuters, I tried to get my shot. But soon the people behind the glass in the information booth started taking notice of me snapping a few pics of the high-security features of the mรฉtro, like metal railings andโ€ฆ

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Menu For Hope III Winner Annoucement

The winners of Menu For Hope III have been announced! Click on the link, or the logo below, to find out if youโ€™re one of the lucky winners. You can read the original post to review the prizes and the information provided by the donor. Here are instructions for the winners: Visit the blog which hosts the prize or prizes youโ€™ve won (just click onโ€ฆ

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Erratum

In the previous post on chocolate-making, I included some information that was given to me that was erroneous. The original post contained information told to me by one of the worldโ€™s leading chocolate experts, which didnโ€™t relate to the quality of the companyโ€™s products, nor reputation of the company, which was then taken and reprinted. When I received a message questioning its authenticity, I telephonedโ€ฆ

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Chocolatiers and Chocolate-Makers

The other night I was having dinner in a restaurant, and struck up a conversation with the fellow dining at the next table, who turned out to be Swiss. As we talked, the conversation turned to what I did and when I replied that I wrote cookbooks on baking and chocolate. His curiosity was piqued, as well as that of the two Belgian women atโ€ฆ

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Hot Chocolate with Salted-Butter Caramel

Starting this weekend, youโ€™ll be able to buy my delectable Chocolat Chaud au Caramel-Beurre-Salรฉ, aka Hot Chocolate with Salted-Butter Caramel, right here in Paris. In partnership with Rรฉgis Dion, of La Farandole des Sels, weโ€™ve put together a packet using a special recipe Iโ€™ve created for making the richest, most luscious hot chocolate in your own home using his silky-smooth creamy caramel-beurre-salรฉ and fleur deโ€ฆ

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