The year we were invited to a potluck Passover seder, which calls for flourless desserts. Since J. loves to cook w/chocolate, we went for this:
http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2007/01/shf-27-chocolat-1/
The seder was lovely and had too much food, as potlucks often do. The density of this cake led to very little of it actually being consumed. We were sent home with the remainder. Luckily, we were invited to another casual potluck Passover seder the following weekend. Guess what we brought?
This cake is rich, intense, and can cover your social obligations at two potlucks!
http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2007/01/shf-27-chocolat-1/
The seder was lovely and had too much food, as potlucks often do. The density of this cake led to very little of it actually being consumed. We were sent home with the remainder. Luckily, we were invited to another casual potluck Passover seder the following weekend. Guess what we brought?
This cake is rich, intense, and can cover your social obligations at two potlucks!
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