Here's a real crowd-pleaser of a recipe for all of you to bust out at your next big party. I know it's a crowd-pleaser because I have already pleased 2 crowds with this Gingerbread Dark Chocolate Trifle from the Food and Drink. It's a bit of a production to make it only because you have to make the gingerbread, let it cool, make the custard, let it hang out in the fridge for a bit etc etc etc, but it's so worth it. Each time I've made this there has been a chorus of ooh's and ahh's from all partyguests. Trust me, make this and you will be the hero of the week.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
gingerbread + chocolate = perfection
Here's a real crowd-pleaser of a recipe for all of you to bust out at your next big party. I know it's a crowd-pleaser because I have already pleased 2 crowds with this Gingerbread Dark Chocolate Trifle from the Food and Drink. It's a bit of a production to make it only because you have to make the gingerbread, let it cool, make the custard, let it hang out in the fridge for a bit etc etc etc, but it's so worth it. Each time I've made this there has been a chorus of ooh's and ahh's from all partyguests. Trust me, make this and you will be the hero of the week.
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3 comments:
Just discovered your blog-wonderful. That trifle looks great-I may have to try that recipe.Thank you.
It looks amazing. Hey, Tara, I got my puppy. Come by and see her. Happy New Years to you, hubby and darling puppy girl!
food and drink is too good. wish it was a monthly!!
the autumn 2008 issue has the best soups. i've made this one a bunch and suggest you do too.
word of advice though: use red indian curry paste (i use pataks) instead of curry powder. the taste is so much better with paste. wow, i rhyme.
http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo-ear/RecipeController?action=recipe&language=1&recipeID=3774&recipeType=1
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