
The recipe started out innocently enough with some finely chopped chocolate.
Then got a little freaky with the addition of some loose Earl Grey. (I didn't have the weird smoked tea it called for.)
which we threw into the cream/milk mixture:
As my one grandma taught me: never be afraid of getting your hands in there.
One of the tools I do have (thank you, Jodi) is this silver mesh strainer and it always comes in handy.
Still, we kept the faith and put them in their water baths and slid them into the oven, though after 55 minutes, they were still completely watery. So, we gave them 10 more minutes, then 10 more, then 10 more, then 10 more...
And hey, they finally firmed up. We chilled them again in the fridge and then got down to business. Though the tea flavor was extremely mild to nonexistent, they were completely delicious.
5 comments:
My favorite dessert yet! Though I can see why that woman said that it didn't work in her comment to Bon Appetit - until the very end i was convinced it wasn't going to work...
This recipe sounds utterly ridiculous. But you guys not only bonappetempted, you really stuck to it and it paid off.
anything mushy and chocolate "works" in my book.
hahahahaha... this is a funny entry! Things did great freaky!
Your one grandma must be really smart.
Well, Ames, I think we're through.
WOW this sounds sooo good. Will try this soon, thanks!
Jen Ramos
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