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March 8, 2016 By Cyn Gagen Leave a Comment

Tips on How to use Leftover Chocolate Easter Eggs

Filed Under: CELEBRATE, COOK, Desserts, Easter, Entertainment, Restaurants, TRAVEL, UK Tagged With: Bohemia Bar & Restaurant, chocolate eggs

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Chocolates at Bohemia, Jersey (6)

Easter is coming and you know what that means – CHOCOLATE!!!! If you’re anything like me, when all is said and done, you end up with more chocolate than you know what to do with. Sound familiar?  You’ve already overdosed on chocolate, loosened your belt and put yourself into a sugar coma, so you can’t bear to look at those leftover chocolate Easter eggs any longer.

Steve Smith, Head Chef & Ellen de Jager, Head Pastry Chef, Bohemia, The Club Hotel & Spa, Jersey 12

Head Pastry Chef Ellen de Jager at Michelin starred Bohemia Restaurant, Jersey, UK has provided her top tips on how to use your leftover Easter eggs. Warning – this is not suitable for the calorie-shy!

1. Rocky Road

For an easy no bake recipe for the children, try Easter themed rocky road. Mix the melted leftover chocolate with mini marshmallows, digestive biscuits, dried fruit or mini chocolate eggs then place in the fridge to set for 3 hours. Once it is set, dust with icing sugar.

2. Chocolate Croissants

One for the chocoholics! Make or buy readymade crescent dough and stuff with leftover Creme or Caramel eggs. Once baked you’ll have warm croissants oozing with chocolate.

3. Chocolate Bananas

Feeling a bit guilty after all of that chocolate? For that ‘health kick’ (and I use the term lightly) cover sliced banana in melted chocolate then put in the fridge to set.

4. Chocolate Mug Cake

To fix that chocolate craving, quick melt butter and chocolate in the microwave for 30 seconds. Beat the mixture until soft then whisk in an egg, sugar, flour and baking powder then microwave for one minute and 20 seconds.

5. Crème Egg Brownies or Cupcakes

Add left over crème eggs to cupcake or brownie mix for a gooey chocolate centre. Perfect for the ultimate chocolate lover and a great alternative to traditional Simnel cake.

6. Ice Cream Topping

Easy but absolutely delicious! Simply melt your leftover Easter chocolate and pour over ice cream as chocolate sauce.

Bohemia restaurant, Jersey (2)

Bohemia is the only restaurant in the Channel Islands to be listed in The Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants and is ranked at number 49. Bohemia also recently received the highest score in the Channel Islands in the Good Food Guide 2016 with a glowing score of 7, its highest score yet, and was listed as the best restaurant in Jersey in the guide’s ‘Top 50 Restaurants in the UK’.

Bohemia restaurant, Jersey (11)
Bohemia restaurant, Jersey (12)

Bohemia Bar & Restaurant, Green Street, St. Helier, Jersey JE2 4UH, Channel Islands

For reservations please call: 01534 880 588 or visit www.bohemiajersey.com

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