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mintymow | 23:45 Fri 03rd Dec 2010 | Recipes
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Hi, I'm looking for some desserts that I can cook ahead and freeze for a dinner party immediately after Christmas. Does anyone have any favourite recipes to share or can point me in the direction or a good web site.
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mix together equal quantities of mascarpone cheese and double cream, about a pot of each. Add the liqueur of your choice, a couple of tablespoonfuls , no more or you will end up with soup. The consistency should be like whipped cream. Chill the mix in the fridge and melt a bar of plain chocolate. Stir till smooth and allow to cool till no longer warm but still...
08:34 Sat 11th Dec 2010
Rhubarb crumble.
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Thanks both.
mix together equal quantities of mascarpone cheese and double cream, about a pot of each. Add the liqueur of your choice, a couple of tablespoonfuls , no more or you will end up with soup. The consistency should be like whipped cream. Chill the mix in the fridge and melt a bar of plain chocolate. Stir till smooth and allow to cool till no longer warm but still melted. take the cream mixture out of the fridge and swirl the chocolate through it. Some will mix in but most will set in shards and flakes in the mixture. Scoop out servings onto silicone paper and open freeze then store in the freezer in boxes packed with crumpled silicone paper. thaw in the fridge when you want to serve. Serve with a fresh fruit salad or the fruit coulis of your choice and crisp biscuits
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Thanks Woolgang, sounds yummy.
Try delia's chocolate truffle torte, its fab very rich but a winner. Go to her website you'll find the recipe there. Liquid glucose is required which you will find in the cooking ingredients section in tesco & sainsbury's

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