Chocolate Chips Accordion Treats
August 31, 2009 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under Recipes
I usually make these chocolate chips accordion treats during the holidays but they’re also good anytime of the year. They are cute little treats to munch on or pair with a cup of hot tea.
INGREDIENTS :
2 sheets of foil, about a cookie sheet long
3/4 cup of butter, softened
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
2 eggs
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup of mini-chocolate chips
Congratulations!
March 29, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Recipes
Congratulations are in order for many occasions, and Hershey’s has decided to help you say it in a personal way
Chocolate for Breakfast
March 24, 2009 by Sandy Mitchell
Filed under Recipes
If you read and/or buy just one cookbook this season, make it “Chocolate for Breakfast,” the new pictorial cookbook produced by the people at Napa Valley’s Oak Knoll Inn, written by Barbara Passino, and with photographs by Hoberman. This delightful 285-page tome is nice enough as a coffee table book or to display in your kitchen, but in addition to the beautiful, color photographs, the book features some surprising–and tasty–food combinations.
Among the more than 100 recipes are fun things like Chocolate Tacos (chocolate tortillas filled with berries and sorbet), Watermelon and Feta Salad (dusted with chocolate!), a Lacy Singapore …read more
Orgasmic Chocolate Bytes
May 16, 2008 by Tracee Sioux
Filed under Parenting
I sometimes have this recurring dream where I obsessively devour chocolate. I always have to find it, because there really isn’t any in the house, so I’ll go to a store and buy up all the best chocolate – like when I used to get the stoned munchies.
I’ll shove chocolate filled and iced donuts in my mouth, savoring the slippery cream, licking it off my fingers.
I’ll pile chocolate candies on the counter and be panting with my need to shove it in my mouth.
I’ll dream of deliciously pretty cakes and eating the whole thing.
In my dreams, eating the chocolate is …read more
Serious Blogging or Chocolate?!
Much of the time, I feel like such a fraudulent lightweight, compared to so many of my colleagues here at b5.media. I mean look at the important work, for example, that Noel is doing over at Unplugged Living, Shai over at Self Help Diva, Elizabeth at GenBetween — and of course, the prolific Ingrid who is everywhere.
Yes, it’s true, we’ve covered meaty topics such as employee/employer relationships, adversity during a presentation, the benefits and drawbacks of owning a small business — but most of the time, I wish I were on a perpetual coffee …read more




