JFI - Chocolate Roundup

We all have read a lot about chocolate lately in the food blogging world. So without further delay I am presenting the array of chocolicious goodies for JFI-Chocolate. You can read more about JFI here.



Chocolate Drive by Indira of Mahanandi


Chocolate Coconut Burfi by Indira of Mahanandi


Sweet Chocolatey Morsels by TC of The Cooker


Chocolate kesari by Selvi of Samaithupaarkalam


Hot Chocolate by Nupur of Onehotstove


Fruit and Nut Chocolate by Valli of Valliskitchen


Chocolate Truffles by Arundati of Escapades


Chocolate Pinwheels by Arundati of Escapades


Mocha Chocolate Pots by Bee & Jai of Jugalbandi


Individual Chocolate Cakes by Suganya of TastyPalettes


Chocolate Sformato with Amaretto Whip by Siri of Siri's Corner


Marbled Cream Cheese Brownie Sheer by Mansi of Fun and Food


Home Made Chocolates by Aparna of My Diverse Kitchen


Dry Fruit Truffles by Aparna of My Diverse Kitchen


Brownie Cookies by Asha of AromaHope


White Chocolate - Cranberry Fudge by me


Chocolate Roll by Chithra of Kudampuli


Mexican Hot Chocolate by Bharathy of Spicychilly


Chocolate Cinnamon Cakes By Bindiya of In Love With Food


Chocolatey Cinnamony Nut Crunchers by Rachel of Tangerine's Kitchen


Walnut Strudel by Dhivya of Culinary Bazaar


Moist Chocolate Cake by Carnation of Red Carnation


Chocolate Soup with Cinnamon Coated Apples by Happy Cook of My Kitchen Treasures


Chocolate and Sesame Thins by Sunita of Sunita's World


Molten Chocolate Cake by Me



Yummy Chocolates by Renuka of Fusion (does not have a picture)



Peruvian Drinking Chocolate by Gretchen of Canelay & Comino


Chocolate Eclairs by Sukanya of Sukanya's Musings


Chocolate Orange Marble Cake by Raaga of Chef At Work


Choco Berries by Meera of Enjoy Indian Food


Chocolate Bread Pudding by Namratha of Finger Licking Food


Chocoalate Pudding by our very special youngest chef Gudiya (3.5yrs old)
She is the daughter of Meera of Enjoy Indian Food


Chocolate Orangey Muffins by Rajitha of Hunger Pangs


Chocolate Walnut Tart by Archana of Archana's Kitchen


Roasted Pears and Chocolate Cake with Strawberry Sauce by Maya of Konkan World


Choco Makhana by Nidhi of Charche Chauke Ke


Chocolate Balsamic Truffles by TBC of The Budding Cook


Chocolate-Peanut Butter Samosas by Paru of Brindavan


Chocolate Cups by Priya of 365 Days of Pure Vegetarian


Almond Chocolate by Kajal of KajalDreams


Pomegranate Chocolate Pots by Kaykat of Cooking from A to Z


Molten Chocolate Baby Cakes by Priyadarshini of Food and Laughter


Panettone Triffle by Madhavi of Madhu's Vantalu


Easy No Bake Chocolate Caramel Krinkles by Linda of Out of the Garden


Chocolate Lava Cake by Mandira of Ahaar


Healthy Chocolate Cake by Nirmala of Passionate Trials


Mole Poblana by Pelicano of Elaichi et Cetera

If I have missed any entries please let me know.

Comments

TBC said…
Deepz,
Thanks so much for hosting and putting everything together.:-)
5:00 PM
Lata said…
Hmm, I missed this event but had do many plans to do with chocolate, hoping to participate next time.

I need to visit each and every blog and comment, will do that shortly.
5:04 PM
Rajitha said…
great round-up deepz..i can never get enough of chocolate :)
5:39 PM
bee said…
one drool-worthy roundup. thank you.
5:51 PM
Mandira said…
wow, the round up looks fantastic
6:03 PM
Anonymous said…
What wonderful collection of creative recipes! Great roundup!
6:07 PM
Siri said…
Ooohooo! awesome roundup deepz..:) Thanks for choosing such yummo theme.

~Siri
6:16 PM
Sreelu said…
Deepz, so much chocolate this should be my home page, drooling over the entries. Good job on the round up
6:17 PM
Mansi said…
wow, that looks absolutely like chocolate heaven! thanks for doing this Deepz

btw, check out the new event on my blog this month:)
6:26 PM
Indira said…
What a delicious chocolate extravaganza to start off the new year in a sweet note!

Thank you Deepz for hosting this event.
7:25 PM
Kajal said…
WOW...I think these are all delicious and mouth watering.
No one resist this all. Great work my dear. This is great ingredient you choose and all of them made very nice things :-)
7:26 PM
Archana Doshi said…
Thanks Deepz, this section is a sure keeper. Fantastic round up of this event. Thanks for hosting and making it look so wondeful.
Archana
http://www.archanaskitchen.com
7:29 PM
Aparna Balasubramanian said…
A great get together of all things chocolate!
One can never go wrong with chocolate.
10:15 PM
Suganya said…
Thanks for the roundup, Deepz. There are many recipes that I would like to make from here.
10:34 PM
Meera said…
Deepz,
Great job! A fantastic roundup! & so many recipes to try...

Thanks so much for your sweet words.

Best regards,
Gudiya & Meera
10:59 PM
Pelicano said…
Nice roundup Deepz- thanks for all the work you did to assemble all of these tempting delights!
1:30 AM
sunita said…
Yummy chocolatey round up..thanks Deepz.
3:47 AM
Finla said…
Wow that is what i call a chocolate lovers paradise :-)
6:25 AM
Vanamala Hebbar said…
Wowwww ... fantastic roundup
I missed this ....
9:21 AM
KonkaniBlogger said…
Very nice round-up Deepz..
10:04 AM
Anonymous said…
Great job on the roundup. Appreciate your time & effort. I am happy have been a part of it and to see my Chocolate Cups - 365daysveg.wordpress.com :-)
11:59 AM
TheCooker said…
This is one delicious roundup.
Thanks for hosting.
12:29 PM
Namratha said…
Fabulous round-up Deepz! :) Thanks for the event.
9:58 PM
Sukanya Yogesh said…
Hi Deepz,
Excellent round-up.The chef in me wants to try each and every recipe posted in the event. Just watching the lovely pictures is so stress-busting. Hope you new year is filled with chocolates just like your blog.
Regards
Sukanya
http://sukanya-keralaiyer.blogspot.com/
12:52 AM
renuka said…
Deepz,an excellent round up feel like trying all those choco recipes
10:23 AM
Deeba PAB said…
Hi Deepz,
Sorry I'm really very late getting to the round-up...Great round-up. I think you've missed my entry. I posted it end December with a mail to you. It's at http://passionateaboutbaking.blogspot.com/2007/12/chocolate-sponge-cake-with-ganache.html
Cheers
12:28 AM
vimmi said…
Oh my
So many chocolate recipes in one place. The photos are drool worthy
9:30 PM
Kribha said…
Great round-up deepz. I feel so bad to have missed it. But I'll make it surely next time.
10:02 AM
Ramya said…
hi i love your blog and ur recipes.. Inspired of u and fellow bloggers i started a food blog..
do Visit my blog, http://welcomehunger.blogspot.com and pass ur comments and please link me from ur blog
Thanks,
Ramya
12:19 PM
Ramya said…
i love your blog and ur recipes.. Inspired of u and fellow bloggers i started a food blog..
do Visit my blog, http://welcomehunger.blogspot.com and pass ur comments and please link me from ur blog
Thanks,
Ramya
12:19 PM
Unknown said…
This is the first time Ive been to ur blog..So many chocolate recipes wow..
1:35 AM
Unknown said…
Very informative, thanks for posting such informative content. Expecting more from you.
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