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Vienna Bread

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My husband prefers this to my sandwich loaf, so guess I'll be making it more often. Basic recipe is from The Bread Baker's Apprentice, with modifications by Antilope. I like her recipe, but started making Reinhart's, by mistake. When I realized, I switched to hers, so this recipe is a modification of an adaptation. A Peter Antilope. Anyway, it's very good tasting. I have never tried the Dutch crunch, but would like to.

Part brownie/part fudge

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Prompted by Debra Wink's blog entry  about chocolate & egg white (which looks delicious), I'm posting a similar, yet dissimilar, treat that shows the versatility of eggs. This prize-winning recipe was created in 1986 by Barbara Feldman Morse and is called San Francisco Fudge Foggies. Here's an online recipe. I used the microwave instead of double-boiler, salted butter instead of unsalted, and no nuts.

Chocolate Walnut Tweed Torte

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Chocolate Walnut Tweed Torte

This flourless chocolate cake by Alice Medrich (Sinfully Easy Delicious Desserts) is another great use for all those egg whites leftover from baking panettone or colomba de pasqua this time of year. Unlike other flourless chocolate cakes, this one is lots of tiny bits of chocolate and walnuts suspended in a meringue. It's not a looker, but if you appreciate melty, gooey chocolate you'll be happy to look past that. Use a chocolate you really like since that will be the star.

     100 gm walnut pieces (1 cup)