If you have visited belgium you will agree with me every city as so many chocolate/praline shops.
In out town there is a famous one, when ever we have to go for a dinner or there is guest I always go there to buy our chocolate. The moment you get into the shop the air you breath in is chocolate, I always tell I could just stay in that shop taking in this chocolarte air.
Last week when I went there, they had this letter hanging there wanted job students for working in the weekend and i came home and told my hubby what a shame i am not a student otherwise i could have gone and worked there and his remark was yeah...........you will be like a ball in a week.
Ingridients
200 ml cream
250 gm dark chocolate chop them up ( use the best quality)
60 gm sugar
250 ml milk
Add all the ingridients in a pan and bring it to boil and then cook in the low fire for 6 to 8 minutes till it thickens up.
One thing you should do is stir the sacu continuosly.
If it is too thick you can always add a bot more cream/milk to loosen it up.
I always serve this sauce hot poured over Vanilla ice cream.
You can freeze this sauce in portions and use it when ever you want, which i think is really handy.
This is one of the best chocolate sauces, you can use it with cakes, and especially with ice creams.
I love chocolate sauce F..your bowl looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteLOL, u will turn like a ball in a week :)
ReplyDeleteI love dark choco, this one will be great with some ice cream! Great recipe for up coming holidays!
Thanks for this HC, the sauce looks lovely and I always wanted a fool proof recipe. If we ask for he best cooking chocolates the grocery stores usually point to a stack of Belgian chocolates.
ReplyDeleteOmg, this kootu looks tremendous..got to try this..Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so creamy & velvety... i can think of so many yummy ways of using it.
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteI miss the praline shops in Belgium, both my husband and I miss the chocolates...after coming from Belgium the US chocolates are terrible. ;-(
"sigh"
This sauce looks so luscious, excellent!
ReplyDeleteBest indeed,perfect for this cold weather...
ReplyDeleteLoved your description of chocolate air!! It looks decadent.
ReplyDeleteJust looking at that chocolate sauce is giving me serious chocolate cravings, looks fantastic !
ReplyDeleteJust looking at that chocolate sauce is giving me serious chocolate cravings, looks fantastic !
ReplyDeletesimply delicious! this sauce looks so good!
ReplyDeleteReally nice post. Sometimes new beginners need to know such kind of stuffs when they start to bake. So basic but so important recipe.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
Such a great chocolate sauce, i can relish each and every spoon anytime...I wont even have time to freeze them coz i think i wont left anything else if i make out at home..
ReplyDeleteI have a mad urge to drink this Happy Cook - yum!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely convinced!
ReplyDeleteoh, how I'd love to lick that spoon! I am pregnant and I have to stop eating chocolate for 9 months onwards. Lucky me! :)))
ReplyDeleteReally love chocolate sauce and this look awesome!! gloria
ReplyDeleteLovely... in a week I will be going to Chicago and they have a market with vendors from all over, and one is from Belgium and they are selling chocolate... I will be sure to pick some up and try it :)
ReplyDeletefirst blog i see today and it is making me drool :-) all pix are very tempting and if i make it i can't stop having it :-)
ReplyDeletethe sauce looks so tempting... will be making it soon...
ReplyDeleteHC..in the interest of all our waistlines, you should stop posting such droolicious recipes. That sauce looks so good and velvetty that I can't wait to make it!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely recipe and can be used with so many dishes.
ReplyDeletesurely it is the best one,love the chocolate sauce with cream in it...it looks so yummy and nice
ReplyDeleteWow! You are so lucky that you stay in Belgium. I have had some chocos from there, they're just too good! Yummy looking sauce.
ReplyDeleteDroolworthy choco sauce. That bowl is the attention seeker.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this Happy! I really wanted this recipe! Can I use butter instead of cream? :-)
ReplyDeletehi HC,
ReplyDeletethe choco sauce looks rich and creamy sure the best recipe, thanks for sharing :)
You're right Belgian chocolate is the best. I must visit there some day..... :)
ReplyDeleteOut here, getting any chocolate for cooking or baking is a problem, forget about the quality!
Hmm..the sauce looks so tempting..:)
ReplyDeleteArfi Congragulatios, I am so so happy for you. It is a wonderful news and the best news i have had today.
ReplyDeleteyummy,,,this looks
ReplyDeleteSharmila, you can't use butter in them as you won't get the same texture and adding butter would really would be a very bad idea.
ReplyDeleteI take your word for it! That chocolate sauce looks like the most sinful sauces I've ever seen! yummy
ReplyDeleteVery tempting rich and creamy chocolate sauce.....
ReplyDeleteI love love love chocolates. freezing the sauce is a good option
ReplyDeletePerfect sauce.. I am craving for a scoop of icecream and this choclate sauce on top :)
ReplyDeleteBelgian chocolates are delicious. Whenever my son would go to Belgium he would bring some back. The sauce sounds very tempting to try.
ReplyDeletewow! let me book a ticket to Belgium.:)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, the European chocolates are the best in the world... I can imagine how good this chocolate sauce could taste... thanks for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to make a batch and use it when needed. I think I am making it this weekend :)
ReplyDeletewow..that looks so good...would love some with my icecream...
ReplyDeletewaahhh!! you are making me crave for something chocolatty!!..choc sauce looks perfect!!
ReplyDeleteLol even my hubby would have commented the same. this chocolate sauce is perfect to welcome the season of xmas. perfectly sinful.
ReplyDeletewow, yummy..feel like licking it now ;)
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is "WOW" and drool. Love the velvety sauce.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you wouldn't mind that (turning into a ball) would you esp. knowing that is good quality chocolate that is making you so! I wouldn't:D.
ReplyDeleteThe sauce sure looks creamy and tasty!
wow, what a tempting sauce! love to have it with vanilla ice cream...
ReplyDeletereminds me of our trip to Antwerp years ago...
I was about to inform you about the awards... :) Thank you for collecting them!
Tu as un beau blog. J'y reviendrai.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt.
I agree on the best chocolates making best results. At a restaurant run by a belgian lady, who ensures the use of belgian chocolates for her mousses etc.. has given her the best results...
ReplyDeleteplease send over that bowl dear..looks sooo very temting
ReplyDeleteSuch a rich and lovely sauce. Will definitely keep this in mind next time, HC
ReplyDeletei have to shell out a lot of of money for good choc, everything is exp in SG. that looks heavenly, btw.
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy.. i casn drink it just like that... hehe
ReplyDeletelooove chocolate! This is good with anything or I can drink it straight.
ReplyDeletemmmm....decadent :D
ReplyDeleteThis looks heavenly!!!
ReplyDeleteNobody knows chocolate better than you do H, you have an amazing collection of chocolatey delights here :) The sauce looks super good...would it be a sin to eat it just the way it is? ;)
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