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The basic recipe went off as planned with a few minor exceptions. I did replace the stem ginger with crystallized ginger, and I found that after 40 minutes in the oven, the center was still liquid, so I let it stay in for an additional 20 minutes. The final result was perfect.
Also, I wasn’t sure whether I would approve of a chocolate-coffee frosting on my gingerbread, but, I have to say, it made the whole dessert very tasty, so I have been converted.
I like my gingerbread spicy. Last fall I wrote about my go-to recipe. In comparison, Dorie’s gingerbread is on the mild side, relatively speaking, but because of the addition of chocolate to the batter and the icing on top, I can truthfully say I have two favorite gingerbread recipes now.
I really enjoyed it, too. Your cake looks wonderful. I can see the chocolate chunks, which I really enjoyed. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI really loved the chocolate icing on top.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great cake! So glad you loved it too!
ReplyDeleteYour gingerbread looks great. I'm glad you like this recipe. I absolutely adored it.
ReplyDeleteI doubled up on the fresh ginger - 'cause I love it so.
ReplyDeleteThe crystalized ginger was a great idea - so happy you loved this recipe too.
So glad you have an extra favorite gingerbread recipe! This was so good!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour cake looks gorgeous! Just like Dorie's. I love how shiny your icing is.
ReplyDeleteGlad you have another favorite gingerbread recipe!! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteI liked the chocolate in the gingerbread too. Looks yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love our gingerbread spicy too - I'm off to check out your go-to recipe. I have one, but it doesn't hurt to peek, right? The chocolate one didn't do it for me, unfortunately. Yours looks delicious, though, and I'm glad it's a new favorite for you.
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