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Our Best Chocolate Dessert Recipes

First Posted: 02/ 6/2012 3:29 pm   Updated: 02/ 6/2012 3:29 pm


Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate! How can anyone resist? The smooth texture and the rich flavor makes this confection worthy of endless praise. The best part about chocolate is that it can be transformed into countless desserts, making it even more difficult for us chocoholics to choose our favorite way to enjoy it. Even if you're the type of person who feels a square of chocolate is enough to satisfy a fleeting craving, you'll find the following desserts to be irresistible.

This collection of recipes is our best gathering of desserts featuring the star of the show, chocolate. We have no problem praising chocolate with 28 different recipes! You'll find all the classic desserts you've known all along and a few unique versions that will make you see chocolate in a new light. Look for pies, tarts, cakes, mousses, macarons, cookies, brownies and more. All of these recipes take chocolate to the next level.

What's your favorite chocolate dessert? Leave a comment.

Milk-Chocolate Pots De Creme
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This traditional French dessert is typically served in little pot-like cups, hence the name. The rich pudding-like mixture is made with milk and dark chocolate, milk, cream, sugar and eggs. Instead of baking the custards, this stove-top version is easy to make because the custard sets in the refrigerator.

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Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate! How can anyone resist? The smooth texture and the rich flavor makes this confection worthy of endless praise. The best part about chocolate is that it can be transform...
Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate! How can anyone resist? The smooth texture and the rich flavor makes this confection worthy of endless praise. The best part about chocolate is that it can be transform...
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08:05 AM on 02/14/2012
Yikes, my blood sugar just went up. Some look good though.
11:02 AM on 02/13/2012
No Black Forest cake? Chocolate, whipped cream and cherries. Heaven on a plate.
GraceNotes
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09:30 AM on 02/08/2012
The flourless chocolate cake may not have a leavener, but it does contain 7 eggs, separated, with the whites whipped up. I've always thought that egg whites prepared in this manner act as a natural leavener.
09:16 AM on 02/08/2012
Why don't they ever include a chocolate mint recipe in these when they do them?
GraceNotes
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09:33 AM on 02/08/2012
That is interesting, because on the other article on this page about food pairings that go so well together, chocolate and mint are on the list. Now, where are those Girl Scouts when you need them?
01:08 PM on 02/09/2012
Try Keebler Grasshopper fudge mint cookies. Just as good as Girl Scout cookies and you can get them all year!
09:03 AM on 02/08/2012
now to go to starbucks and buy a brownie
shouldn't have looked at those pictures
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Danite545
08:32 AM on 02/08/2012
Most of the cocoa Americans eat is produced by SLAVE LABOR in an African country called "The Ivory Coast". The people live in extreme poverty and their children are forced to work in the fields for sussitence under hazardous conditions.
Say NO to chocolate.
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08:03 PM on 02/14/2012
That's not entirely true. About half the chocolate sold in the US is produced in South America.
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onwisconsin
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06:00 PM on 02/28/2012
Instead, buy fair trade chocolate. You can enjoy chocolate and not enslave others.
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climbing panda
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08:29 PM on 02/07/2012
there's cream sauce all over my monitor.
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03:24 PM on 02/07/2012
Here's my hot chocolate mix.

A cup of unsweetened almond milk. 35 cal
1/2 tbsp Hershey's special dark powder. 6 cal
1/2 tbsp truvia sweetener. 0 cal
touch of cinnamon.

Stir in blender. heat.
If it's too thick for you, thin with a little water. I use about a 1/2 cup water most of the time.

For me it takes care of that chocolate craving, no fat no sugar no caffeine plus all the health benefits of cocoa. If the grandkids are over, shot a dab of whipped cream on it, or a couple marshmallows.
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Tolms
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01:22 PM on 02/07/2012
Ah lovely pictures
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Flokk
This is embarrassing... I mean, I'm Quickman!
01:20 PM on 02/07/2012
I see a few worth trying. Gotta love the internet if only for the ease of finding new and interesting recipes!
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Tom Weidermeijer
If you're easily offended... try to laugh more : )
01:17 PM on 02/07/2012
Damn... I just gained weight looking at that! I love chocolate, I got some Godiva truffles for my girlfriend for Valentine's Day... so of course I had to get some for me to make sure they weren't poisionous.

One item I really like is the Cheesecake Factory's Chris' Outrageous Chocolate Cake. That is AT LEAST two servings worth... but I can down it with some milk. Stupid name... awesome dessert.
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intellifran
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01:06 PM on 02/07/2012
*drool*
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cfahooligan
01:03 PM on 02/07/2012
Why do they always insist on showing cups spilling over? No one drinks it or eats it in the case of the Pot De Cremes, like that. It's a mess and a sloppy visual. I am only saying this because nearly every single hot chocolate image is a sloppy sticky cup flowing over.
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12:36 PM on 02/07/2012
The saliva. It pours from my mouth.