Too cheesy? Never
The ultimate-frisbee gals decided to celebrate the birthday of a team member, a notorious chocolate lover. So we held a surprise party for her, just last week.
Of course, we decided the party should be chocolate-themed (admittedly, not exactly a selfless decision on our part). My contribution was a chocolate cheesecake.
BTW, instead of settling for the familiar "Death by ..." moniker, I dubbed the event "Birth by Chocolate" ("Death" hardly seemed fitting, not for marking the anniversary of a birth).
Of course, we decided the party should be chocolate-themed (admittedly, not exactly a selfless decision on our part). My contribution was a chocolate cheesecake.
BTW, instead of settling for the familiar "Death by ..." moniker, I dubbed the event "Birth by Chocolate" ("Death" hardly seemed fitting, not for marking the anniversary of a birth).
Anyhow, everybody brought a chocolate item, most of which were lovingly homemade. Shockingly — [insert gasp here] — the event served as supper for some of us.
(Remember, kids, we're professionals. Don't try this at home. ;-) )
For the cheesecake, I used a recipe from Nigella Lawson, the famed cookbook maven. Here's the link to the recipe.
Note that for my cake base, I omitted digestive biscuits and cocoa. Instead, I used chocolate wafers.
Next time, I'll tell you how I went about decorating the cheesecake.
(Remember, kids, we're professionals. Don't try this at home. ;-) )
For the cheesecake, I used a recipe from Nigella Lawson, the famed cookbook maven. Here's the link to the recipe.
Note that for my cake base, I omitted digestive biscuits and cocoa. Instead, I used chocolate wafers.
Next time, I'll tell you how I went about decorating the cheesecake.
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