Showing posts with label Chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chocolate. Show all posts

Dubai Chocolate Knafeh Pistachio Bar

Dubai Chocolate Knafeh Pistachio Bar - Meeta K. Wolff Photography - 1

Deconstructed here but when it all comes together, it trully is a decadent chocolate bar. The Dubai Chocolate Knafeh Pistachio Bar somehow went viral and I was keen on giving this my own homemade twist.

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Almond Butter Blueberry Popsicles Dipped in Chocolate, Sesame Seeds and Almonds

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Almond Butter Blueberry Popsicle by Meeta K. Wolff-0007

Ever since our return from Alaska the weather has been a bit of everything. From warm sunny days with a cooling breeze, to hot humid days similar to those in Dubai or even monsoon-like summer rainy days reminiscent to Bombay, to cool autumn-like mornings. It seems Mother Nature just is having trouble deciding on which weather to shower on us.

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Easter: Chocolate Cherry and Prune Hot Cross Buns

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Chocolate Prune Cherry Hot Corss Buns (0007)

We are a household of two different religions and cultures. Both our worlds were so far apart as we grew up that we were separated by a wall - literally. My husband was born and raised as a Catholic in the “GDR” or what is known as East Germany. A child of the 70s and 80s, at a young age he saw the wall come down in his early twenties. I am a Sikh, born in Bombay and raised around the world from the US to the Middle East. Fate definitely played a big role in bringing us together.

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Salted Caramel Dark Chocolate Brownies

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Salted Caramel Chocolate Brownies (25)

While 2013 was the year of the kale it seems that cauliflower is the new superfood trending in the food hit list for 2014. Kale or “grünkohl” as it is known in Germany has always been a traditional vegetable here; popular in the northern regions of Germany, but the hype made around it in the US was quite fascinating to watch as it developed. Now, however it is time to pack away the kale chips, kale lasagna, kale salads and even those kale popsicles and make room for cauliflower. 

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Dark Chocolate Ginger Almond Cookies

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Chocolate Ginger Almond Cookies (0006) by Meeta K. Wolff

Breaking the pieces of the glossy, almost-black colored chunks into the copper saucepan evoked sheer pleasure. The reflection of the rich, dark, precious commodity against the metal even made the sun peek from behind the thick, heavy clouds. It was raining, as it so often does throughout January, dampening our moods and drowning out any desire of life. We had been lying on the couch for hours - listless, lifeless and limp. Couch potatoes, grumping over the wind and weather and as the hours lethargically dragged on, our moods stooped further. There was only one cure for this: CHOCOLATE. 

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Chocolate Treacle Sheet Cake

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Chocolate Treacle Sheet Cake (0035) by Meeta K. Wolff 

When it comes to food I’ve always believed that the word “diet” just does not belong in the same category. It sticks out like a sore thumb! I dislike seeing the word “diet”, “light” or “meal replacement” labeled on anything at the supermarket and take a big detour around these products. I love my butter, my bacon, my pasta and bring on the chocolate!

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Chocolate Espresso Sponge Pudding (and How to Pinterest)

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Chocolate Espresso Sponge Pudding (0027) by Meeta K. Wolff

While I wait for Spring to fully arrive at the markets I am satisfying the deep sweet cravings with chocolate … and coffee. It’s an intense but exquisite pairing that one can very easily get addicted to. Doesn’t addiction come is so many forms?

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Chocolate Ovomaltine Daim Cake

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Chocolate Ovamaltine Daim Cake by Meeta K. Wolff

Growing up, my pre-teens and teenage years were very much influenced by both the American and British cultures. Having been in and out of the States and American elementary schools around the world, I was rather unprepared for what awaited me at a private British high school. It was like the clash of the titans in many situations. As George Bernard Shaw said “England and America are two countries separated by the same language”. 

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