Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around creative ideas for using the Cranberry Baker in a chocolate-themed cooking show, with participants sharing recipes, tips, and personal experiences related to chocolate dishes and show strategies.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, is seeking creative ideas for using the Cranberry Baker in a chocolate-themed show, specifically looking for alternatives to cake.
  • Another participant suggests the idea of chocolate lasagna but notes it may be too complex for a show setting.
  • One user mentions displaying Dove or Nestle Truffles as a simple yet effective idea for the show.
  • A participant shares a recipe for chocolate fondue, questioning if it could be adapted for the Cranberry Baker.
  • Several participants express enthusiasm for a chocolate-themed game and share their plans to incorporate it into their shows.
  • One participant recalls seeing a chocolate bread pudding recipe that could be made in the Deep Covered Baker.
  • A participant shares their successful experience from a recent show, highlighting the recipes and tips they used, which resulted in significant sales.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific recipe ideas and show strategies, with no clear consensus emerging on the best use of the Cranberry Baker for a chocolate-themed show.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and ideas related to cooking shows, particularly focusing on chocolate-themed recipes and presentation techniques.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration for chocolate-themed cooking shows or those interested in creative uses for the Cranberry Baker may find this discussion beneficial.

OhmyDLM
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Hi everyone,

I'm doing a show tomorrow with a "Death By Chocolate" theme. We are doing the "Killer Chocolate Cake" reipe I found on this site in the microwave. However, I wanted to demo something in the new Cranberry Baker as well. I don't want to do another cake. Can anyone think of something creative I could do? Also do you have any fun tips for a chocolate theme show, any show stoppers? Thanks for your input :)
 
You've got me stumped - all I make in my larger stoneware is usually lasagna...then that got me thinking you could do chocolate lasagna, but that is WAY to long/hard for show...

...think, think, think... (to quote Pooh Bear)
 
I would at least pick up a bag of Dove or Nestle Truffles and display them in your Simple Additions and show them off...
 
I can't take the credit for this, but this game is really cute...
 

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I just found this recipe, if it's doubled do you think it would work in the baker? It originally cales for the Mini-Baking bowl but that must be before my time because I don't know what it is or how big it is. This recipe sounds easy and won't take up a lot of show time... any thoughts?

EASY CHOCOLATE FONDUE
1 pckg (12 oz) semi-sweet chocolate morsels
1 can (14 oz) sweetened condensed milk
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream or half and half
1 tsp vanilla
Assorted fruit, cake, pretzels or marshmallows

Preheat oven to 350F.
Combine chocolate morsels, sweetened condensed milk (NOT evaporated milk),
whipping cream and vanilla in Mini-Baking Bowl. Stir using Bamboo Spoon.
Bake 10 minutes. Remove from oven, stir until smooth.
Serve with fresh fruit, angel food or pound cake cubes, pretzels or
marshmallows arranged on Chillzanne Platter.
 
That looks yummy!
 
Darcy, I don't think you can have your website on your signature. I think most people on here just use /darcymadden and people know....
 
Good luck today - hope you got enough together that it is a big hit!!!!

Show off those micro cookers for melting chocolate without a big mess!
 
That chocolate game is cute! I will have to do it at my show next week!
 
kearstin said:
I can't take the credit for this, but this game is really cute...
That is cute:) I'll have to do that this month, I want to do chocolate shows...
 
I'm almost positive that I saw a Chocolate Bread Pudding recipe in our newest
Cooking for Two recipe book. That could be done in our new Deep Covered Baker. I've also seen something like that in maybe a Cooking Light or Cook's Country magazine. I cannot put my hands on any of them at the moment.
 
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Well, my show went really well today and thankyou all for your recipe idea and chocolate tips. I made the "Killer Chocolate Cake" in the Fluted Pan and it was amazing! I sold so many Fluted pans because of it.

I also decided to go with a chocolate drink and made "Frosty Chocolate Lattes" which is a another recipe I found on this site.

I shared the tip about making your own chocolate bowls, played some chocolate trivia, and the candy bar game. I had great results, almost every single guests (About 8) ordered stoneware of some sorts, sales right now are around $500 and I've given her a goal to collect outside orders.

I have 12 cooking shows on the book for February, two with $1000 show past hosts. I figured, if I can get all of my 12 shows to at least the $500 show level, I will be in great shape for double incentive points!!!!!!!!

Thanks again for all your help and suggestions :) I love this site!;)
 
Way to go Darcy!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe?

For the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe, you will typically need ingredients such as fresh or dried cranberries, chocolate chips, flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and vanilla extract. Be sure to check the specific recipe for exact measurements and any additional ingredients.

How long does it take to bake the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry dish?

The baking time for the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry dish usually ranges from 25 to 35 minutes, depending on your oven and the specific recipe instructions. It's important to check for doneness by inserting a toothpick into the center; it should come out clean or with a few moist crumbs.

Can I substitute ingredients in the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe?

Yes, you can substitute certain ingredients in the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe. For example, you can use almond flour instead of regular flour for a gluten-free option, or substitute applesauce for butter to reduce fat content. However, keep in mind that substitutions may affect the texture and flavor of the final dish.

What kitchen tools do I need to make this recipe?

To make the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry Baker Recipe, you will need basic kitchen tools such as a mixing bowl, measuring cups and spoons, a whisk or electric mixer, a spatula, and a baking dish or pan. If you have a Pampered Chef Cranberry Baker, it will be perfect for this recipe!

Can I make the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the Chocolate Non-Cake Cranberry dish ahead of time. You can mix the ingredients and store the batter in the refrigerator for a few hours before baking. Alternatively, you can bake it in advance and store it in an airtight container at room temperature for a couple of days or in the refrigerator for up to a week.

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