Attention to all CHOCO-HOLICS
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Attention to all CHOCO-HOLICS
Yum yum!
This is a TOOOOO delicious news, I can't help to spread it to you: from 18 to 26 october in Perugia there will be the 10th EUROCHOCOLATE festival. This year, since it is the 10th anniversary there will be the twinning with the TARTUFO D'UMBRIA (yum yum). So, my friends fodorites who will be around Perugia in those days, GO THERE and EAT. Chocolate in all forms, tastes and combinations: Nutella (my decadent pleasure I must say...) spread on warm bread, Baci chocolates everywhere, and much more. Sigh....just typing that makes my mouth water... And if you REALLy REALLY want to splurge...there is the EUROCHOCOLATE HOTEL in Perugia. Here is their site, just to have a look http://www.chocohotel.it/eng_default.html
If I remember well they have a special chocolate-based menu during this occasion. Plus you will be able to enjoy the deliciousness of tartufo... yum yum.. Ok I go... I am having a sudden craving for Nutella now..
...I am a choco-holic by the way...and you?
This is a TOOOOO delicious news, I can't help to spread it to you: from 18 to 26 october in Perugia there will be the 10th EUROCHOCOLATE festival. This year, since it is the 10th anniversary there will be the twinning with the TARTUFO D'UMBRIA (yum yum). So, my friends fodorites who will be around Perugia in those days, GO THERE and EAT. Chocolate in all forms, tastes and combinations: Nutella (my decadent pleasure I must say...) spread on warm bread, Baci chocolates everywhere, and much more. Sigh....just typing that makes my mouth water... And if you REALLy REALLY want to splurge...there is the EUROCHOCOLATE HOTEL in Perugia. Here is their site, just to have a look http://www.chocohotel.it/eng_default.html
If I remember well they have a special chocolate-based menu during this occasion. Plus you will be able to enjoy the deliciousness of tartufo... yum yum.. Ok I go... I am having a sudden craving for Nutella now..
...I am a choco-holic by the way...and you?
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You're speaking my language; wish I could join you. I did have some friends over for lunch today and made Sin Pie for dessert. It is similar to chocolate silk pie but with a walnut crust and some Frangelico for flavoring. Yum, if I do say so myself.
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We were in Perugia this past July. Got there around lunch time, the Perugina store was closed
So we had lunch right outside of it in the outdoor cafe there. Waited for a while, never reopened, so we gave up. I could sure go for some right now!
So we had lunch right outside of it in the outdoor cafe there. Waited for a while, never reopened, so we gave up. I could sure go for some right now!Trending Topics
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Scarlett, just for you:
Sin Pie
Crust:
1 c. walnuts
1 c. all-purpose flour
1/2 c. firmly packed light brown sugar
6 Tbsp. butter, melted
Filling:
10 Tbsp. butter at room temperature
1-2/3 c. powdered sugar
6 oz. semisweet chocolate, melted and cooled
1/4 c. Frangelico (hazelnut liqueur)
2 eggs
Garnish:
Whipped cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
For crust, finely grind nuts and mix well with flour and brown sugar. Blend in melted butter. Turn into a 10-inch pie plate, pressing into bottom and sides. Bake until lightly browned,about 10 minutes. Cool.
For filling, cream butter with powdered sugar. Blend in melted chocolate and liqueur. Beat in eggs, one at a time, beating very well (5 minutes) after each. Pour into crust.
Chill well and garnish with sweetened whipped cram to serve.
(If you are not comfortable with using raw eggs, you might want to try Egg Beaters, as they are pasteurized. I am not sure if they would work in this recipe, but if you try it and they do, please let me know.)
Sin Pie
Crust:
1 c. walnuts
1 c. all-purpose flour
1/2 c. firmly packed light brown sugar
6 Tbsp. butter, melted
Filling:
10 Tbsp. butter at room temperature
1-2/3 c. powdered sugar
6 oz. semisweet chocolate, melted and cooled
1/4 c. Frangelico (hazelnut liqueur)
2 eggs
Garnish:
Whipped cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
For crust, finely grind nuts and mix well with flour and brown sugar. Blend in melted butter. Turn into a 10-inch pie plate, pressing into bottom and sides. Bake until lightly browned,about 10 minutes. Cool.
For filling, cream butter with powdered sugar. Blend in melted chocolate and liqueur. Beat in eggs, one at a time, beating very well (5 minutes) after each. Pour into crust.
Chill well and garnish with sweetened whipped cram to serve.
(If you are not comfortable with using raw eggs, you might want to try Egg Beaters, as they are pasteurized. I am not sure if they would work in this recipe, but if you try it and they do, please let me know.)
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Thanks, Carolyn! Hope you don't mind if I save that recipe as well. I must confess that besides being addicted to fodors, I am also addicted to chocolate. Maybe I will bring a Sin Pie to our San Francisco fodors get together! It would be so appropriate to make a dish I learned about on the forum.
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