Chocolate on the brain
I woke up this morning craving chocolate that could only mean PMS. I never crave chocolate any other time. I am not just craving just any chocolate either; I really want some chocolate from San Francisco Chocolate Factory. I cannot find it around here and I got some when I went to California a couple of years ago and I have got to find someone who will ship me some. I know this sounds crazy but this is the best tasting and the smoothest chocolate I have ever tasted. If anyone knows where I can find in online please let me know.
I still have the tins, and I use them for holding all kinds of tiny craft things for carry they with me
I have been knitting on my daughter’s poncho and it is coming along great but it is just in stockinet with 4 increases on every knit row. So it is an easy item to knit, but a little mindless.
I had a really good week last week at my shop so I treated myself by ordering some of knit picks new palette yarn in pink and black for a shawl that I want to make. I am trying to find a good pattern for these 2 colors; I ordered 3 of each color so I have a good amount of yardage. I will have over 1300 yards of fingering weight so if anyone has any ideas for this. I would really appreciate it.
Ok I have a good Brownie Recipe for you all. I told you I have chocolate on the brain today.
All you need is a Large Brownie Mix prepared according to the directions.
A 13 x 9 baking pan
I bag Heath Baking Chips
Line the pan with foil and fill with half the brownie mix.
Sprinkle the Heath chips over the batter and top with remaining batter and bake according to the mix directions.
Let cool for 10 min and lift out of pan with foil.
Peel foil off edges and cut into squares and serve warm or you can reheat in a microwave for 10 sec. and top with your favorite Ice Cream and a little whipped cream.
(You can substitute the baking chips for any candy of your choice, Hershey Kisses with caramel, or Almonds. Also any of the mini chocolate candies are great)
(For a mint version lay York Peppermint Patties over the batter and top with the other half of the ba
I still have the tins, and I use them for holding all kinds of tiny craft things for carry they with me
I have been knitting on my daughter’s poncho and it is coming along great but it is just in stockinet with 4 increases on every knit row. So it is an easy item to knit, but a little mindless.
I had a really good week last week at my shop so I treated myself by ordering some of knit picks new palette yarn in pink and black for a shawl that I want to make. I am trying to find a good pattern for these 2 colors; I ordered 3 of each color so I have a good amount of yardage. I will have over 1300 yards of fingering weight so if anyone has any ideas for this. I would really appreciate it.
Ok I have a good Brownie Recipe for you all. I told you I have chocolate on the brain today.
All you need is a Large Brownie Mix prepared according to the directions.
A 13 x 9 baking pan
I bag Heath Baking Chips
Line the pan with foil and fill with half the brownie mix.
Sprinkle the Heath chips over the batter and top with remaining batter and bake according to the mix directions.
Let cool for 10 min and lift out of pan with foil.
Peel foil off edges and cut into squares and serve warm or you can reheat in a microwave for 10 sec. and top with your favorite Ice Cream and a little whipped cream.
(You can substitute the baking chips for any candy of your choice, Hershey Kisses with caramel, or Almonds. Also any of the mini chocolate candies are great)
(For a mint version lay York Peppermint Patties over the batter and top with the other half of the ba
posted by Katie at 8/19/2005 10:52:00 AM
2 Comments:
I live near San Francisco: Where is this place and what would you want? I can send it with your September stitch markers -- maybe the chocolate will help you ignore the fact that I'm a newbie at stitch marker making. You can email me at oakmotATgmaiDOTcom with chocolate info. if you're interested.
P.S. They appear to have a website where you can order online also.
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