Chocolate is one of those pleasures that brings everyone together at Christmas!
Logs, melt-in-your-mouth cakes, airy mousses or bite-sized treats... chocolate adapts to every taste. Whether you like spectacular desserts or simple recipes you can prepare the day before, there's always a chocolate creation to end a festive meal just right.
Here's a selection of gourmet ideas that are simple to prepare, and perfect for making a splash on New Year's Eve or the next day at the café. Get out the spatulas, prepare the plates: this year, your Christmas will clearly taste of cocoa ;)
Here's an idea that's as simple as it is magical for the holidays: a moist brownie transformed into a snow-covered pinecone , thanks to a few well-placed cereal pieces and a dusting of powdered sugar. This Christmas dessert, which you can make with...
You’re probably familiar with the famous three-chocolate cake . At Petitchef, we’ve revisited the recipe and transformed it into pretty chocolate and Spanish nougat dessert cups —perfect for the Christmas holidays! Three of our favorite flavors—white...
Dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and white chocolate for dessert, all in one entremet—it’s possible, and here’s the proof ;-) Discover our extra-indulgent, melt-in-your-mouth triple chocolate cake recipe and treat yourself to three times the pleasure at...
What if we enjoyed our chocolate mousse as a cake? Discover our super easy and melt-in-your-mouth recipe for dessert! The whole family can join in on the fun by following the step-by-step instructions. We have explained everything in written, photo,...
Do you have a birthday or other special event coming up, and would you like to pull out all the stops for dessert? Follow our step-by-step recipe for Royal Chocolate, also known as Trianon. A light, indulgent and above all chocolatey dessert! Made...
A no-bake chocolate dessert promises a delicious end to your meal! Light, airy, and melt-in-the-mouth, this super-easy chocolate marquise will delight young and old alike. We explain every step of the recipe. If you don't have time to make a Christmas...
If meringue makes you swoon and chocolate makes you melt, you are sure to love our Merveilleux recipe! Soft as a cloud, this dessert promises a light and indulgent treat. The best part is that you won't need many ingredients to recreate this...
Dive into a chocolate adventure with our chocolate fondant baked to perfection in the Air Fryer ! Discover the pleasure of enjoying a melt-in-your-mouth dessert, prepared in no time thanks to our trusty Air Fryer. Each bite is an explosion of...
In the family of “wonderful cakes,” we present the chocolate fondant with salted caramel! Surely THE gooeyest dessert in the world (we promise we’re not exaggerating!). Easy to make, our recipe will ensure a dreamy end to your meal :-) Follow each step...
This dome-shaped chocolate and coconut dessert is a real treat, both melt-in-your-mouth and crunchy! Imagine a creamy coconut cream , as light as a cloud, mingling with a chocolate cookie . The texture is perfect: a slightly crunchy exterior...
Nega maluca cake is a typical Brazilian chocolate cake . It is very simple to make by hand. What sets it apart from other cakes made with chocolate is that it is made with hot water (instead of milk ) and oil (instead of butter). Naturally...
A chocolate Christmas
Whether you prefer a spectacular dessert or a simpler sweet to share, chocolate has a unique talent: it puts everyone in agreement. It comforts, it impresses, it makes the table shine... and it always tells something a little tender.
This year, let yourself be tempted by a chocolate dessert (or two, or three): a log for the "wow" effect, a few truffles to accompany the champagne, a brownie for the kids, or a minute fondant to finish the meal gently.
After all, Christmas is the perfect time to indulge... and chocolate knows exactly how to do it.
Editorial manager who just can't wait for winter to enjoy fondue! Passionate about gastronomy and always on the lookout for new culinary gems, I first studied law before returning to my first love: the taste of good products and the joy of sharing around the table :)
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