Confession

In article <[email hidden]>,

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

That actually sounds good... ;-)

Next time, add some cream cheese.
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

Tara wrote on 22 Jan 2006 in rec.food.cooking

Quoted message said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

We used to do that over a campfire with a long handled tool...

--
The eyes are the mirrors....
But the ears...Ah the ears.
The ears keep the hat up.

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Well aren't you the show-off! I just melt the chips over pita bread
in the microwave. 🙂

Speaking of chocolate-- one of my brothers gave me a chocolate pancake
mix for Christmas. I tried it today (with chocolate chips) and they
were delicious and very chocolatey. I used whipped cream instead of
syrup, though a drizzle of chocolate syrup over the whole thing would
be cool. And perhaps some nuts in the batter...

Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Nothing new. DH grew up eating chocolate hale on toast. He still does
on the rare occasion eat this *according to him* delight. Simply toast
the bread, spread with butter - not marg. - then sprinkle on the
chocolate hale, enjoy. Chocolate hale is like chocolate sprinkles but
better chocolate.

On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 16:05:55 GMT, Tara <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

I mix chocolate chips and peanut butter on flour tortillas and
microwave them.

-sw

On Sun 22 Jan 2006 09:05:55a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Tara?

Quoted message said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

You are seriously addicted, aren't you? <vbg>

--
Wayne Boatwright Õ¿Õ¬
________________________________________

Okay, okay, I take it back! UnScrew you!

In article <[email hidden]>,

~patches~ said:

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Nothing new. DH grew up eating chocolate hale on toast. He still does
on the rare occasion eat this *according to him* delight. Simply toast
the bread, spread with butter - not marg. - then sprinkle on the
chocolate hale, enjoy. Chocolate hale is like chocolate sprinkles but
better chocolate.

You guys really need to be introduced to Nutella..... ;-d
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

You guys really need to be introduced to Nutella..... ;-d

I just bought my first jar of Nutella yesterday at World Market.
Wow.

So how does the World Market brand of Nutella compare? It's $5
for 28oz, compared to $3/14oz of the real stuff. I can see
needing a bigger jar of this stuff.

I also picked up some Iron City in aluminum bottles for the game
today.

-sw

"Steve Wertz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

You guys really need to be introduced to Nutella..... ;-d

I just bought my first jar of Nutella yesterday at World Market.
Wow.

So how does the World Market brand of Nutella compare? It's $5
for 28oz, compared to $3/14oz of the real stuff. I can see
needing a bigger jar of this stuff.

I also picked up some Iron City in aluminum bottles for the game
today.

-sw

Forget the nutella and buy Trader Joe's cocoa spread made with chestnuts
also & no hydrogenated [censored].
Dee Dee

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

i've done this in a tortilla and a fry pan.

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..:Heather:.
www.velvet-c.com
Step off, beyotches, I'm the roflpimp!

Curly Sue replied to Tara:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Well aren't you the show-off! I just melt the chips over pita bread
in the microwave. 🙂

Well aren't *you* the show-off! I just eat the chocolate chips when I'm
jonesing like that.

Bob

In article <[email hidden]>,

Bob Terwilliger' virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz said:

Curly Sue replied to Tara:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Well aren't you the show-off! I just melt the chips over pita bread
in the microwave. 🙂

Well aren't *you* the show-off! I just eat the chocolate chips when I'm
jonesing like that.

Bob

I keep Dove miniatures in the freezer....... ;-d
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

Say three hail Marys my child and fast on Fridays

Kathy in NZ

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

When my kids have sleepovers their favorite breakfast is chocolate
crescent rolls and fruit-and-yogurt smoothies. Schnucks has extra-large
crescent rolls in a can that work great for this purpose. Just put
about a tablespoon of chocolate chips on the dough near the wide end of
the triangle. Roll up and bake as usual.

Kathleen

Tara said:

I needed chocolate. I took a slice of squishy white bread, rolled it
out thin, sprinkled over some chocolate chips, then folded it over and
crimped the sides closed. I sprayed both sides with butter flavored
Pam and browned it in my George Foreman grill. Ta-da!

Tara

<sigh of relief>... you had me worried there for a minute... when I saw
"Confession" in the subject line, I thought that r.f.c. must now stand
for "reglion for cooks" <evil grin>

DH loves chocolate... I hope he doesn't see this, it will give him
ideas 😉

Cheers
Cathy(xyz)

Kathleen said:

When my kids have sleepovers their favorite breakfast is chocolate
crescent rolls and fruit-and-yogurt smoothies. Schnucks has extra-large
crescent rolls in a can that work great for this purpose. Just put
about a tablespoon of chocolate chips on the dough near the wide end of
the triangle. Roll up and bake as usual.

We would enjoy these! Thanks for the recipe.

Tara

Quoted message said:

You guys really need to be introduced to Nutella..... ;-d

I like my Nutella spread like this:
http://www.gigipadovani.it/1/IMAGE/Action%20Painting%203%20-%20nutella%20ok.jpg
Kev

kevnbro said:

Quoted message said:

You guys really need to be introduced to Nutella..... ;-d

I like my Nutella spread like this:
http://www.gigipadovani.it/1/IMAGE/Action%20Painting%203%20-%20nutella%20ok.jpg
Kev

Sir "nutella" do me a favor delete this post.....

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/msg/a87eaabaeb2982da

...from google groups...thanks