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Old 15 Feb 19, 06:38 PM  
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Terry's Chocolate Orange, dark chocolate...superb
That is a waste of chocolate. Vegeta?
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When I made it for our daughter, who was a bit vegetable averse as a child, I used to add grated courgette and carrot to the mince. She never spotted it and it tasted great!
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A square of dark chocolate 80% is a must. My sister in law is Mexican and its key.
Also never eat the day you make it, next day it comes into its own.
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Originally Posted by Colette-S View Post
That is a waste of chocolate. Vegeta?
Vegeta is always in it anyway
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A square of dark chocolate 80% is a must. My sister in law is Mexican and its key.
Also never eat the day you make it, next day it comes into its own.
That's interesting as I used to work with a woman from Mexico and she said that they never eat it as it's not a Mexican dish but American.
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That's interesting as I used to work with a woman from Mexico and she said that they never eat it as it's not a Mexican dish but American.
Specifically Texan but the minced meat version people cook in the UK is a version unique to us.
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I have eaten it many times in Mexico. It's always had chocolate in it. I didn't realise it wasn't Mexican.

Although to be fair my husband ate a lot of pizza in Thailand. Doesn't mean it's a thai dish 😁

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Chocolate and chilli in Mexican often paired in a mole poblano. No doubt it’s a great flavour combo, personally I like it either in a mole sauce or to add heat in a chocolate dessert.
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Mmm. Mole Negro for me 😁
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Originally Posted by barryp1 View Post
Specifically Texan but the minced meat version people cook in the UK is a version unique to us.
Is it, didn't realise that
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