Molten Chocolate Novels & Stories

“I decided to make matcha (green tea) chocolate balls, which was no mean feat for a kitchen hazard like me. First, I bought the ingredients in Pukkitunturri Market with all my student savings. Next, I stole into the igloo kitchen when everybody in my family was asleep. I put heavy cream in a pan and placed it on medium heat, then added in a mixture of milk and matcha. I poured the hot cream over white chocolate that I had finely chopped. When the white chocolate melted, I stirred everything, cooled it with my ki and then scooped it into balls. I made the balls firm with my ice blast. Finally, I rounded the chocolate in my hands. “Little did I know,” Sasha’s tone became ominous again, “there

He pulled his fingers from the bowl and they dripped with dark, melted chocolate. She watched with no small amount of trepidation as he circled one of her nipples with the chocolate. She closed her eyes as the warm, thick liquid caused her nipple to pucker and her stomach to flutter. He continued to draw on her with the warm chocolate. He did a figure-eight around her breasts and then dragged his fingers down the center of her stomach, ending at her belly button. He dipped his fingers again and then traced her lips with the concoction. She couldn’t help but lick at the chocolate and the bitterest flavor of dark chocolate and raspberries burst across her tongue. She moaned and closed her eyes

“Why are there so many chocolate desserts?” Eirene's brows furrowed. It seemed she had only just realised it. “Chocolate?” She followed Naomi’s gaze and took in the refreshment table on the right side of the hall. Naomi was right. An array of small dishes and desserts was neatly arranged on the table, which was covered with a long white cloth. There were chocolate tarts with glossy ganache layers, chocolate macarons filled with soft cream, chocolate cupcakes topped with delicate shavings, molten chocolate lava cakes that released a warm filling when cut, and brownies with roasted nuts on top drizzled with chocolate sauce. Even the fruit was served with a thin

“I think I can salvage this.” “You can fix it?” she asked, astonished. I nodded, already setting a small pot over a low flame. “Maybe not into perfect textbook ganache, but with the right tweaks... it’ll be something even better.” Nora hovered nervously beside me as I worked. I slowly reheated the seized chocolate over a water bath, maintaining a steady 42 degrees Celsius, then added a dash of freshly ground espresso beans to round out the flavors. The mixture began to melt down into something smoother, glossier.

He fiddled with her hand absently and talked to Sophia, while the chocolates were brought to the living room and laid out on the table. "It's not glamorous, is it?" asked Sophia, pointing to the floral china with a wave of her hand. She lifted the tall, narrow kettle and poured the fragrant black liquid into one of the small cups, filling one-third full. "Most people use cocoa powder, but the best results are obtained from mixing the cream with the chocolate liquor." Skillfully she scooped a spoonful of sugar into the hot water. "It's not fermented wine or alcohol, remember. Chocolate liquor is pressed from coffee beans after they've been roasted and peeled." “Sounds enticing,” Torcia commen

he said excitedly. “Okay, let’s start. First, get the butter and the chocolate. Melt it using a double-boiler.” “What’s a double boiler?” Austin asked. “You don’t directly put it on the heat. Get a pan put water on it, and when it boils, get a bowl, put the chocolates and butter at the top of the pan until it melts,” I did what she said. “Next, mix the flour and cocoa powder,” Julia did that. “The butter and the chocolates melt,” Austin said and turned off the heat.

I nodded as to show I understood, taking another piece. “So, I like cold brew coffee and you can’t just mix in whole or melted chocolate in a cold drink, it will just harden and turn into a candy or something. So, I decided to try to mix grounded roasted coffee beans to a melted and tempered chocolate. And who knew it would be a successful idea, and on the first try at that.”

Lucas tugged on his arm. “We’re going to make a very different hot chocolate,” he explained. “There’s no hot chocolate powder in this one.” That was immediately intriguing to hear. Lucas pulled out a small saucepan and poured in full fat milk. He opened the chocolate drawer that was full of all the types of chocolate bars that Chadwick’s Creations produced. Clearly Henry had given him a tour of the kitchen. “Which one did you want to put in?” Flynn knew what they were doing then. Their hot chocolate was going to be melted chocolate mixed with hot milk. His mouth started to water at the prospect.

His hair was already completely white. However, when he took out the chocolate and handed it to her with a look of appreciation, it immediately made her think of her childhood. For a moment, her heart felt sour and sweet. Looking at Misael's expectant expression, Chelsea took over the chocolate and opened the wrapping paper. The chocolate had been in his pocket for too long and had been melted by the warmth of his body. Chelsea did not say anything. She lowered her head and took a bite. "It's very delicious."

Aiden protested, his exaggerated tone making me scowl. “Don’t mess with the food,” I grumbled under my breath, turning my attention back to the task at hand. The freshly baked cake in front of me was just begging for a layer of melted chocolate, and I poured it over the top with precision, watching as it cascaded down the sides in rich, glossy waves.