Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Pain au Chocolat - This is so easy it is ridiculous...seriously
Chef Laurent Tourondel is known for infusing American cooking with his French sensibility. In this recipe he takes the American love for convenience and makes a shortcut version of pain au chocolat. It’s equally great as a breakfast snack or a late-night treat.
What to buy: Nutella is a chocolate- and hazelnut-flavored spread that can be found at most supermarkets. If you can’t find it (or don’t like Nutella), melt a good dark chocolate bar between the croissant halves.
Pain au Chocolat
INGREDIENTS
2 good-quality croissants
4 tablespoons hazelnut and cocoa spread, such as Nutella
INSTRUCTIONS
Heat oven to 400°F (or use a toaster oven). Toast croissants for 2 to 3 minutes.
Slice each croissant in half, open, and spread cut sides with 2 tablespoons of the hazelnut spread. Close and eat.
Does this really count as a recipe? Seriously. The next one is going to be for eating Oreos.
Instructions:
(1) Buy pre-packaged Oreos.
(2) Buy milk from dairy aisle, making sure it hasn't expired.
(3) Pour milk into a glass, avoiding spillage by aiming cartoon directly into the center of glass.
(4) Take Oreo, dunk in milk, chew.
(5) Repeat.
Source: chow.com
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Laurent Tourondel,
Pain au Chocolat,
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