I hope I've inspired you to make some delicious edible gifts for your sugarpie this Valentine's day.
Or how about these Silky Dark Chocolate Truffles that are so rich and smooth you might want to play some Barrie White on the record player as you eat them. Anyone still have a functioning record player?
You could even power up for an intellectual evening with this gift of brain food in the form of moist Soy-Ginger Steamed Salmon with Red Chilis.
Finally, you could make these Spiked Dark Chocolate Ganache Tartlets which scream cuteness, but also are a bit seductive. I drenched these in heart sprinkles because they totally deserved it. I also drenched them in booze. Sue me.
As a matter of fact, you could probably make all of these items since you can use the same ganache for all 3 treats. Just keep it away from the salmon....I don't think that would mesh well.
I spiked these tartlets with a little bit of brandy for an extra kick (...and to help get your valentine a little tipsy. You're welcome). They're so rich and intensely chocolatey. If you're a dark chocolate fan, then you will love these.
They really do make a perfect Valentine's Day treat. They're simple and straightforward. The filling is right there in your face and it's not hidden by any whipped cream, chocolate drizzle, nuts or fruit.
So if you just want to put your love out there on this holiday, you should definitely express it with these chocolate-laden tartlets.




che bontà !!! complimenti!!
ReplyDeletemmmmm... little bites of heaven! I bet they are the perfect mix of crispy and creamy.
ReplyDelete@homepodge I bet you'd win that bet.
ReplyDeleteOh My! Love your little cuties! Thanks for stopping by my low fat chocolate mousse :) I see that you as addicted to chocolate as I am :)
ReplyDeleteSpiked + chocolate? Yes, PLEASE :)
ReplyDeleteThey look really cute.. :) and great for Valentine's day :)
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ReplyDeleteoh.my.gosh. these look incredible. what better way to spend a sunday afternoon than these? :)
ReplyDelete(i removed my previous post because of a spelling error that i missed before i posted it...oops.)
These are SOOO cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love dark chocolate and these look amazing. So simple but perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love pastry dough and dark chocolate in tarts like this. Yum. Congrats on your top 9. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such a wonderful recipe. I'd love it if you would be willing to share this on my blog hop! http://www.favedietsblog.com/announcing-the-first-favediets-blog-hop/
ReplyDeleteGreat post Christina. That dark chocolate ganache oozes flavour. I guess that ganache goes well piped in my Brown Sugar Pastry.. http://pimpthatfood.com/brown-sugar-pastry
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work on your photos. Compliments on the Foodbuzz Top9
Thanks for all of the kind words!
ReplyDeleteThose look so beautiful!! I could eat about a dozen for breakfast!! I love your blog.
ReplyDelete@Val You are awesome.
ReplyDeleteEating a dozen of these at once is ok, right? ;) Man oh man. I already made these twice and WOULD make them more but i used all my chocolate :( :( :(
ReplyDelete@Becky You made them twice! That's awesome. And yes, eating a dozen (or two) is totally acceptable.
ReplyDeleteI love! SO cute! May I ask what # tip you used?
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