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Di, you'll be pleased to know I've been searching for decent nutritious recipes to learn over the Summer for next year at Uni!

So which one do I decide to try today - flippin homemade Chocolate Mousse!?

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Glad to hear it Dan homemade Chocolate Mousse not if you use dark chocolate it's good for your heart

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jkjhskdlmshskaa.a' ooooooooop's I think I allready did Ryan

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Ah I did use dark chocolate! Although the Double Cream and Icing Sugar is probably the reason I can only manage one spoonful every five minutes - rather rich!

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*Di passes Dan chuckie the buckie*remember he's your's to borrow I need him back

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Well guys I should be in bed.? Came home from work two hours early feeling ill (at 7pm!).? Felt better as soon as I'd left the building for some bizarre reason!?

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Dam I just borrowed Chuckie buckie out to Dan youll have to share him Si half the flipping board is in this thread Hi half the flipping board

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Hmm if anyone wants to know a quick way to feel sick (to bunk off work, school etc.) then follow this simple recipe and eat three teaspoons of it in the the space of 30 seconds

100g Dark Chocolate

200ml Double Cream

2 tbsp Icing Sugar

1. Whip the cream and sugar in a large bowl to form soft peaks.

2. Place the chocolate into a bowl, sat over a pan of simmering water and allow to melt.

3. Stir the melted chocolate into the cream, until combined.

4. Place in the fridge to chill for up to 20 minutes (or longer, if time allows)

Conclusion: Very nice dessert if eaten one spoon per five minutes!

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I think I must have had some.  I still feel dodgy.

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thank's Dan :D Who's got chuckie Buckie now ?

forum rules~for this thread

1)No swearing

2)Spitting/farting/burping/pukeing <Si-co

3) every thing must be G or a U rating

:lol::lol: Hope your feeling better soon Si :wink:

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