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![]() > wrote in message ... > On Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 11:44:19 PM UTC-4, Julie Bove wrote: >> <lenona> wrote in message > >> > Does anyone know (besides chopping it up and using it for chocolate >> > chip >> > cookies) how to substitute milk chocolate for baking chocolate in, >> > say, devil's food cake or chocolate baked pudding? > >> >> You can't! Baking chocolate is unsweetened. > > Quite right - I was very absent-minded when I typed that. What I meant > was, how can you use milk chocolate in recipes that call for baking > chocolate or semi-sweet - that is, how much sugar do you have to subtract > from the recipe in each of the two cases? > >> I don't know what a >> chocolate baked pudding is. > > Seriously? I would think you'd at least have HEARD of it... > > Here you are. > > https://www.google.com/search?biw=94....0.63CzDVG-Ylk Oh! I made similar when I was a kid but it went by another name. I think it was called hot fudge brownies or something like that. |
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