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Granny made Chocolate Lava Cake for Dessert
Granny made Grandpa a Chocolate Lava Cake for dessert, and it was absolutely delicious! The rich, gooey center and the perfect balance of sweetness made it a hit with everyone. It's so good that this recipe will definitely become one to share with family and friends for years to come! This easy chocolate lava cake is a great dessert for dinner parties, family gatherings, or a cozy treat after a meal. It’s deliciously decadent and sure to impress anyone with its gooey, molten center! Enjoy!
Chocolate Lava Cake
Ingredients:
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
6 oz semi-sweet chocolate (or bittersweet chocolate, chopped)
1 cup powdered sugar
2 large eggs
2 large egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
Pinch of salt
Optional for Serving:
Vanilla ice cream
Whipped cream
Fresh berries
Instructions:
Preheat your oven: Set your oven to 425°F (220°C). Butter and flour 4 small ramekins or oven-safe cups (about 6 oz size) to prevent the cakes from sticking.
Melt the chocolate and butter: In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the butter and chocolate together in 20-30 second intervals, stirring between each, until smooth and completely melted. Alternatively, you can melt them in a heatproof bowl over a pot of simmering water (double boiler method). Once melted, set the mixture aside to cool slightly.
Mix the batter: In a medium bowl, whisk together the powdered sugar, eggs, egg yolks, vanilla extract, flour, and a pinch of salt until smooth. Gradually pour in the cooled chocolate mixture, stirring until fully combined.
Fill the ramekins: Pour the batter evenly into the prepared ramekins, filling each about 3/4 full.
Bake: Place the ramekins on a baking sheet and bake for about 12-14 minutes. You’ll know they’re done when the edges are firm but the center is soft (it should look slightly undercooked). The top should appear set, but when you tap the ramekin lightly, it should jiggle a bit in the middle.
Cool slightly and serve: Let the cakes cool for 1 minute, then carefully run a knife around the edges of each cake to loosen it. Place a plate on top of the ramekin and carefully invert it. Gently lift the ramekin off to reveal the molten center.
Optional garnish: Top the lava cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a dollop of whipped cream, or fresh berries for extra indulgence.
Tips:
For a richer flavor, try using dark chocolate (70% cocoa or higher).
You can make the batter ahead of time, store it in the fridge, and bake it just before serving. If doing this, increase the baking time by a couple of minutes.
If you want to make this dessert for a crowd, you can easily double the recipe and bake in larger ramekins or even a muffin tin (adjust the baking time slightly).
#Granny and Grandpa's Custom Creations#Granny and Grandpa#Granny Store#Chocolate Lava Cake#easy chocolate lava cake#dessert#chocolate dessert recipe#recipe
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wish I had the confidence to pull up to the function in Elias cosplay unprompted.
#Like imagine -> goes the grocery store so I can select foods I will actually eat#There's normal shopper one#Normal shopper two#Normal shopper three#Karen tm#Elias Bouchard of the magnus archives#And the ol granny who might call me a slur if I get too close.#This would go for school too#Like -> normal period one attendance#Regular student one#Regular student two#Freak of nature how did you survive natural selection#Elias Bouchard the podcast bitch#And our top student Regular classmate three#I need to build confidence not so I can actually have a life#Just so I can pull this shit on the last day#tma#tmagp#tma shitpost#carrion rambles#carrions shit#silly#tma fandom
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hello wordgirl fandom. may i offer you a vine compilation i made? i too wish to talk about the sillies from the educational children's program..
#wordgirl#dr two brains#steven boxleitner#Squeaky the mouse#the butcher#chuck the evil sandwich making guy#becky botsford#tj botsford#lady redundant woman#beatrice bixby#dr two brains henchmen#charlie wordgirl#wordgirl charlie#wordgirl meatloaf#meatloaf wordgirl#granny may#miss power#whammer#the whammer#mr big#amazing rope guy#the coach#glen furlblam#tobey mccallister#theodore tobey mccallister iii#big left hand guy#bill the grocery store manager#lrw#blhg#sorry for the overabundance of tags
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#official art#pop up shop#pop up store#dandadan#momo ayase#ayase momo#okarun#ken takakura#takakura ken#aira shiratori#shiratori aira#turbo granny#acrobatic silky#ダンダダン
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just thrifted this jewelry box 🎀 watch my thrift haul/vlog!
#mine#cottagecore#grandmacore#princesscore#coquette#coquettecore#dollette#lovecore#coquette aesthetic#soft girl aesthetic#thrift with me#thrift haul#thrifted#thrift store#thrifting#grandma aesthetic#granny core
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Working on granny squares for my first time crocheting a blanket!
#about the author#it uses the same colourways of wool yarn as i used in my beloved knitted cardigan last autumn#so they will match!#still waiting on the last colour to be shipped in since the store didn't have it#crochet#fiber art#blanket#granny square
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Today yore vittle money fetches more than ever before.
#vintage advertising#kellogg’s#food industry#food processors#grocers#grocery shopping#grocery stores#the beverly hillbillies#the 60s#jed clampett#buddy ebsen#granny#irene ryan#daisy moses#americana#american culture
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Fairy/grandma-core things I saw at the thrift..
#swordspost#fairy#grandma#granny#fae#flowers#tea#tea party#garden party#thrift#thrift store#thrifting
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This designer got me with the clever skull-in-tine pattern title. ❤ If you like crochet skulls and skeletons, you should check out their ravelry store.
💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠
#crochet#ravelry store#Granny Skull's#crochet skull#Ann Wanamaker#shop small#support independent artisans#crochet granny square#also when i first saw this pattern#i thought the title was 'granny's skull'#and i was like that's dark 😬 but ok 😅
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The Power of Compassion in Everyday Life with Respecting Opinions Even When We Disagree
In a world that often feels chaotic and divided, especially with Election Day right around the corner, the choice to be kind can have a profound impact. In our diverse world, differing opinions are inevitable. Whether in conversations with friends, family discussions, or online debates, we often encounter viewpoints that challenge our own beliefs. While it’s natural to feel defensive or frustrated when faced with opposing ideas, choosing kindness and respecting others' opinions can lead to healthier interactions and personal growth. Here are some compelling reasons to choose kindness every day.
Fostering Understanding
Respecting differing opinions opens the door to understanding. When we approach conversations with kindness, we create a safe space for dialogue. This willingness to listen allows us to gain insights into others’ perspectives, which can enrich our own understanding of complex issues. By engaging respectfully, we acknowledge that everyone has unique experiences and backgrounds that shape their beliefs.
Kindness Creates Connections
At its core, kindness fosters connections between people. A simple act—a smile, a compliment, or a helping hand—can break down barriers and build relationships. When we choose kindness, we create an environment where empathy thrives, and genuine connections flourish. These relationships can provide support, joy, and a sense of belonging.
Building Stronger Relationships
Disagreements can strain relationships, but kindness and respect can help bridge the gap. When we demonstrate an openness to differing viewpoints, we build trust and strengthen our connections. Friends and family members are more likely to feel valued and heard, leading to deeper, more meaningful relationships—even in the face of disagreement.
Kindness Boosts Well-Being
Research has shown that performing acts of kindness can enhance our mental and emotional well-being. Helping others releases endorphins, often referred to as the “helper’s high.” This boost in mood can reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of loneliness, leading to a more positive outlook on life.
Modeling Respectful Behavior
In a world where divisive rhetoric can dominate discussions, choosing to respect differing opinions sets a positive example. By demonstrating kindness and respect, we encourage others to do the same. This ripple effect can lead to more compassionate interactions both online and offline, contributing to a culture of understanding.
Kindness is Contagious
When we practice kindness, we inspire others to do the same. A kind gesture can create a ripple effect, encouraging those around us to spread positivity. Whether it’s paying for someone’s coffee or volunteering in the community, acts of kindness can inspire a chain reaction, creating a more compassionate world.
Kindness Promotes Inclusivity
In times of division and conflict, choosing kindness can help bridge gaps and promote inclusivity. By showing compassion and understanding to others, we can foster environments where everyone feels valued and accepted. This inclusivity enhances community spirit and encourages diverse perspectives, leading to richer conversations and experiences.
Reducing Conflict and Tension
Disagreements often lead to unnecessary conflict and tension. Choosing kindness and respect can diffuse heated situations, allowing us to navigate differences more calmly. By focusing on understanding rather than winning an argument, we contribute to a more peaceful environment, both personally and within our communities.
Kindness Enhances Perspective
Choosing kindness often requires us to consider the feelings and experiences of others. This practice cultivates empathy and helps us gain perspective on situations we might not fully understand. When we approach others with kindness, we become more open-minded and accepting, which can lead to personal growth and improved relationships.
Kindness is a Gift to Yourself
When we choose to be kind, we not only uplift others but also enrich our own lives. Kindness can lead to increased self-esteem and satisfaction, as we recognize our ability to make a difference. This sense of purpose can be incredibly fulfilling and encourages a positive mindset.
Kindness Builds Resilience
In a world filled with challenges, kindness can help us build resilience. Acts of kindness remind us of the good in humanity and can provide comfort during difficult times. Supporting one another through compassion fosters a sense of community and strength, helping us navigate life’s ups and downs together.
Kindness is Powerful
Never underestimate the impact of a single act of kindness. Whether it’s offering a listening ear, sharing a compliment, or lending a hand, these small gestures can profoundly affect someone’s day or even their life. Choosing kindness empowers us to create positive change, no matter how small.
Conclusion
Choosing kindness and respecting others’ opinions—even when we disagree—is essential for fostering understanding, building strong relationships, and promoting a culture of compassion. By engaging in respectful dialogue, we not only enhance our own lives but also contribute to a more harmonious society. Let’s commit to embracing kindness in our conversations, acknowledging that differing opinions can coexist and that respect is key to meaningful dialogue. In a world where we can choose to be anything, let’s choose to be kind.
#Grandma and Grandpa#Granny and Grandpa's Custom Creations#Granny Store#Kindness#Loved One#Choose Kindness#Respect Opinions#Empathy#Compassion#Community Spirit#Positive Relationships#Kindness Matters#Understanding#Respectful Communication
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How does someone miss the point so badly
#this was on prev rb btw in the notes#you don’t steal from granny’s corner store because that corner store#hasn’t commited literal billions of business violations#and because granny’s income isn’t fucking garenteed if you steal like fucking target employees are#so just buy granny’s pop tart for $5 and get out of your I’m so different phase
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You know that DHMIS vibe check thing I did with my friend?? Yeah here's them vibe checking Star Trek characters @queer-as-in-fuck-12
Part Two - Part Three - Part Four
#okay but a show that's just... all of these#lost store dad with his son Astro boy and granny#vibe check#star trek#star trek tos#star trek aos#star trek tng#star trek kirk#star trek spock#+ the other characters (I'm too lazy to tag em all)
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Hadri Nightgown :3
#i never take pictures so its weird but#i look cute;;#Hadri would be severely smitten u///u#im so happy i found this its the perfect color <3#thrift stores are the best#also i am a fervent advocate for granny nightgowns they are comfy and surprisingly cute#i guess this is less granny and more hospital but whatever
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#official art#dandadan#ダンダダン#turbo granny#okarun#momo ayase#ayase momo#seiko ayase#ayase seiko#aira shiratori#shiratori aira#ken takakura#takakura ken#pop up shop#pop up store
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I explode you with fire okay? upon closer inspection of links inside email some of you dont know what crochet is... call it lace okay? its ok to wear lace.
lace. Okay?
Machine knitting. you can tell its knit by the purls
#astr.txt#feel pretentious... knit can be lacy too#crochet can only be done by hand............. !!!!!!!#& if you cant crochet but want to wear crochet whatever please ask someone & pay them fairly pleae... so easy#very specific hill im on today. dont worry i'll be back tomorrow#Obviously there is some crochet in there like beanies and some granny square sweaters etc. just pleae.....#dont buy crochet from big stores it kills meee... thats handmade & way too cheap a price for it........
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Finch prefers tee over coffee any day. He actually dislikes the smell of coffee but because so many people around him drink it, he’s gotten used to the smell, still finds it unpleasant.
#he has one favorite brand that’s only in one store owned by a granny who’s very kind and loving#i love making this :).#dreamswap#dreamswap finch
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