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This months challenge is hosted by Jenny from Jenny Bakes. She has chosen Abbey's infamous cheesecake as the challenge. I have made cheesecake plenty of times and this recipe was an easy delight and turned out just as delicious! I thought I would continue my love of lemon and add a drizzle of dark chocolate. I love these two flavors combined. I wanted to make a tangy lemon drizzle... but I find lately I haven't had much time to do anything. Busy, busy! ... So hence why I didn't get a chance to be creative. :(
Check out Jenny's blog for the sweet recipe here.
For the chocolate drizzle:
Melt 100g of 70% chocolate or higher in a double broiler.
You could even add some flavoring to the chocolate like- butter rum or amaretto for some extra tasty deliciousness.
Hope you all had a fabulous weekend!
Comments
Cheers,
elra
Cheers,
Miette.
great job!!!
The movie was so bad in a good way. It was very lifetime movie, but, yes, I too have been wooed by Edward's "velvety" voice. :) Here's to hoping the sequel is just as disastrous!
Lemonnnn! Great photo's :)
Jenny of JennyBakes