From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
This cake is a very special treat and is great for all manner of occasions. We get so many customers celebrating birthdays and anniversaries in the restaurant. I love the lightness of the chocolate sponge with the slightly salty peanut frosting. Of course, you can use any flavour of chocolate truffles you fancy. I buy crispy feuilletine but you could always use crumbled tuile biscuits, thin wafers, chopped nuts or toasted, flaked almonds instead.
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
Learn how to make Neven's sensational decorative pieces for the MacNean Celebration Cake
From: The Afternoon Show
This tarte is rich and luxurious - chocolate decadence from the first crumb to the last!
From: The Afternoon Show
A tasty chocolate treat!
From: Four Live
Serve with chocolate sauce, or drizzle the profiteroles with melted dark chocolate.
From: Rachel Allen's Dinner Parties
My brother-in-law makes this divine chocolate variation of the classic crème brûlée. It is such a pleasing thing to eat, using your spoon to break the crisp sugar barrier to invade the creamy chocolate custard it protects.
From: Neven Maguire: Home Chef
This delightful, rich chocolate coffee roulade always goes down a treat, and even if you are watching the calories a little goes a long way…
From: The Afternoon Show
This can also be a very fancy starter and the flavours are perfect together.