Lots of chocolatey goodness in this month’s We Should Cocoa. As we had a nice easy holiday theme of Anything Goes, there’s even more of a diversity of entries than usual. The one thing that unifies them is their delectable demeanour and desirability. As this wasn’t a specific challenge, I was a bit more relaxed about the rules this time and I’m doing the round-up a little differently.
- Ricotta and chocolate cake from Katherine at Leeks and Lemoni
- Chocolate orange eton mess from Dom at Belleau Kitchen
- Peanut butter and chocolate scones from Janice at Farmersgirl Kitchen
- Chocolate Marquise from Janie at The Hedge Combers
- Strawberry and white chocolate blondies from Caroline Makes
- Peach tart from Craig at The Usual Saucepans
- Chocolate and almond overnight oats from Sarah at Nosebag NI
- Coconut cream cheese white chocolate chip cookies from Laura at I’d Much Rather Bake Than …
- Raw chocolate fudge squares from Sus at Rough Measures
- Churros with spiced sugar and warm cinnamon chocolate sauce from Janet at The Taste Space
- Blueberry and white chocolate chip cupcakes from Helen at Family Friends Food
- Woolly Yoshi birthday cake from Jen’s Food
- The best Black Forest cake from Made with Pink
- Mini Black Forest cakes from Kat at The Baking Explorer
- Chocolate caramel malteser cake from Janice at Farmersgirl Kitchen
- Milk chocolate cake from Nutty Tart
- Double chocolate muffins from Penelope’s Pantry
- Best chocolate cupcake recipe ever from Judith at Mostly About Chocolate
- Chocolate and pear torte from Linzi at Lancashire Food
- Chocolate courgette loaf from Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary
- Easy gooey triple chocolate brownies from Kerry Cooks
- Cat-shaped bourbon biscuits from Tracy at It’s Not Easy Being Greedy
- Courgette brownies from Sarah at Tales from the Kitchen Shed
- Eggless chocolate banana bread from Anitha at Healthy & Tasty Vegetarian Recipes
- Healthy chocolate-raspberry fudgsicles from Kellie at Food to Glow
- Chocolate “mousse” and “parfait” with meringue shards from Phil at As Strong As Soup
- Holiday birthday chocolate cake from Kate at Gluten Free Alchemist
- Bountiful chocolate biscuit cake from me at Tin and Thyme
- Layered chocolate butterscotch pudding from Caroline Makes
- Belgian chocolate wedding cake from Caroline Makes
- Blueberry and white chocolate mini muffins from Jean at Baking in Franglais
- Chocolate cake with oreo and cream cheese filling from Ros at the The More Than Occasional Baker
- Chocolate carrot cake from Johanna at Green Gourmet Giraffe
- S’mores smoothie from Helen at Fuss Free Flavours
- Chocolate spiced rum cupcakes stuffed with strawberries from Elizabeth at The Lawyer’s Cookbook
- Slow cooker chocolate oat bars from Lucy at Baking Queen
Please do visit some of the blogs and share your appreciation there, it’s the feedback we bloggers get that keep us going. Next month Kate over at The Veg Space will be hosting We Should Cocoa, so do hop over to her blog on 1 September to see what she has in store for us.
What a huge selection of so many tasty treats!! A very nice collection for sure!
Chocolate is so amazingly versatile Kecia, I don’t think we will ever run out of new recipes.
What a fantastic selection – they all look gorgeous. I need to bookmark this page for the next time I need a chocolate cake fix!
There’s a great selection to be had for sure Helen and they all look so tempting.
Oh wow! I love chocolate and this post is a treasure of so many delicious and gorgeous looking recipes!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you Madiha, I hope you find something you might like to try making.
Wow.. so many goodies.. lots can be done with cocoa.
Chocolate is indeed a wonderful and versatile ingredient Shobha 🙂
Omg…which one I should pick and make…Thts really an amazing collection… Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipes.
Don’t just pick one – chocolate is good for you 😉
Goodness, I actually managed to enter twice! I don’t think that has ever happened before! Great round up, so many entries – chocolate galore!
Well I that’s probably because only one entry is allowed each month Janice, but I was being lenient this time around 😉
These hurt my eyes, they are so good. I really really want to eat the mini black forest cakes. They look amazing.
Sally @ Life Loving
They really do look good Sally. Perhaps better your eyes hurting than your stomach from eating too much of it all 😉
Oh there is so much to drool over here. I haven’t had breakfast yet and my tummy is possibly rumbling…Awesome round up.
debx
There’s nothing like a lot of baked chocolate goods to work up a good breakfast appetite Debby 🙂
Wowsers, that’s a WHOLE heap of chocolate! Great round up Choccy 😉
Janie x
There is nothing I like more than a whole heap of chocolate Janie 🙂
Looks like cocoa/chocolate goes everywhere!!
Haha yes Heidi, from one side of the world to the next, as you very well know 🙂
That is a LOT of chocolate we have consumed!! Amazing round up of chocolatey delights. Thanks Choclette x
Oh gosh, when you put it like that, it does make us seem like a greedy lot Kate.
Thank you for including my overnight oats. So many gorgeous chocolate treats. Especially the chocolate cake with oreo..yum! Bookmarked.
Thanks for joining in Sarah. These round-ups are great for inspiration.
What a great round up, Choclette! 🙂 I love cocoa and this all looks so delicious!
Thanks Sina, I hope you like chocolate too 😉
Wow, my weekend of bank holiday blog reading starts here – such a fab variety of recipes, and thanks for including mine. Not sure which is my favourite – wish we could try them all rather than just read about them 🙂
Yes Tracy, virtual eating isn’t nearly as satisfying as trying the real thing. Your kittens are just fabulous.
Wow! This is an amazing roundup. I wish I could have everything right now. Droolicious! 🙂
Haha, you’d need a massive appetite to try a bit of everything here, but I know what you mean.
Grt collection:-)can’t sya no to chocolates
Well I should hope not indeed 😉
What a fine abundance of varied entries. I can see that there’s no danger of chocolate becoming unpopular any time soon. Thanks for keeping this lovely challenge going.
Lovely to have you enter Phil, it’s been a long time. A life without chocolate is no life at all 😉
lovely array of chocolatey goodness here – my eye was caught by quite a few of them, but the marquise is on my to make list anyway so will go check Janey’s post!
That marquise does look rather wonderful Nazima. I’ve made one before, but it didn’t look as good as that one.
Oh my goodness what a range of the most delicious chocolate bakes around. I want to eat them all. Have to decide which one to make first.
Thanks Sisley, that’s a very tough decision to make.
Agree with the comments above, what a delightful array of chocolate treats! The chocolate carrot cake looks delicious. Thanks for hosting and for including my late entry here. 🙂
The trouble I find with these round-ups is that I usually want to try everything Lucy and it’s just not possible – very unfair!
What a lovely selection…oh that that was a buffet and I had a big plate!
A very large plate and a very large appetite CC 😉
terrible to look at the round up just as I am closing down for the night – so much good food to look at – will need to return
It might make for nice chocolate filled dreams Johanna – there are worse things.
OMG all wonderful, I haven’t been baking much with cocoa or chocolate recently, but i have been making drinking chocolate with proper chocolate melted in hot milk – maybe I should have been cheeky and entered that. As always lovely delicious round up.
Hot chocolate made with real chocolate is definitely welcome Shaheen. I quite fancy a mug of that myself right now.
oh yes… too many (is that possible) chocolate treats for me to salivate over… a lovely lovely job!
Even the best of us can have too much chocolate sometimes – or so I’m told.
I’ve had a busy month and completely forgot WSC. The irony is that I had bakes I could have added to the link-up! So many great looking dishes here!
Ah we missed you Suelle, they don’t get easier than this month’s challenge 😉