Grown Up Easter Eggs
A Delicious Start to the Day
Thank you Michael Recchiuti




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3 Comments:
At 16/4/06 17:36,
Anonymous said…
So just how fabulous were they?
At 16/4/06 18:16,
Sam said…
Anita - well let's put it like this: Just a few hours later, there certainly aren't any leftovers!
The were rich and dark and definitely decadent. The smooth chocolate shell cracked open to reveal a melting fondant with high cocoa content. It's not chocolate for sharing with the kids, that's for sure!
At 18/4/06 08:29,
Anonymous said…
Yes indeed -- I love me some Recchiuti (see?). I think they're the best thing to happen to chocolate in the Bay Area.
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