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I know this is O/T but it gets more hits over here. I am making my normal desserts for Thanksgiving but I have a couple of people coming that love chocolate and caramel so I am making this. What do you think? The video is only a few minutes, and I thought this looked pretty good.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/chocolate-caramel-salted-tart-0176103.html

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Re: Thanksgiving desserts...

I've actually had this dessert at the Lovin Oven.

It is extremely rich.

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On 11/10/2014 lulu2 said:

I've actually had this dessert at the Lovin Oven.

It is extremely rich.

Do you think it is too rich? What did you think of the taste. I am not a big chocolate fan so it is hard for me to tell what chocolate desserts others would like. Would I just be better off with a cake in your opinion?

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Re: Thanksgiving desserts...

I would love this and think your guests would!
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On 11/10/2014 Irshgrl31201 said:
On 11/10/2014 lulu2 said:

I've actually had this dessert at the Lovin Oven.

It is extremely rich.

Do you think it is too rich? What did you think of the taste. I am not a big chocolate fan so it is hard for me to tell what chocolate desserts others would like. Would I just be better off with a cake in your opinion?

If your guests love chocolate, caramel and rich desserts, this fills the bill.

I am a dessert eater but I could only eat a little bit. It is VERY rich. I could not eat it after a Thanksgiving feast.

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Thanks scchicki and Lulu2!

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Re: Thanksgiving desserts...

A nice simple chocolate mousse would be divine after a big dinner. If you want to make it more elaborate and attractive, use mousse in a Death by Chocolate recipe, layered in a glass compote.

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Re: Thanksgiving desserts...

It looks like a very rich dessert. After a heavy Thanksgiving meal, I tend to opt for lighter (not in calories) desserts. What about some sort of chocolate mousse torte? Whip cream seems to make a dessert feel lighter.

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I think it will be a hit. Out of the ballpark Smile I love chocolate and caramel together.

BTW, just to let people know. Trader Joe's has a pecan pie ice cream this year. If they had it before, I didn't know, but I do know they have an incredible pumpkin ice cream people love.

Irsh... I hope you're doing well Smile

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Re: Thanksgiving desserts...

This is a very easy no bake dessert. Ina's Micha Icebox cake. I used lady fingers (Italalian crispy) instead of cookies since that was what I had on hand. I did a quick dip in coffee ala tiramisu. Easy and light.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/mocha-chocolate-icebox-cake-recipe.html