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Chocolate Cherry Strudel

8 July 2009 7 Comments


I was interested in using phyllo dough as it’s something I don’t often use. While searching for a recipe, I thought about apple strudel and such, but then I came across a Chocolate Cherry Strudel- different, and delicious-sounding! This dessert was whipped up in just a few minutes- it was SO easy! I got the recipe in the Joy of Vegan Baking. I didn’t change too much, except I used a mixture of dark and semi-sweet chocolate, instead of pure semi-sweet. I think dark chocolate is a bit more diet friendly. I chose to use up a beautiful bag of fresh cherries that I had on hand and I added cinnamon, nutmeg and sugar to the mixture, as well as on top of the strudel. There were also some sliced almonds and crushed graham crackers were some extra flavour and crunch! This was extremely decadent and filling straight out of the oven, but didn’t taste so good the second day. Let’s just say that phyllo was not made for microwaves!

7 Comments »

  • VeggieGirl said:
    I’m SO intimidated by working with phyllo dough, but you make it look so easy!! Love that dessert. Too bad about the microwaving incident though!
  • Sophie said:
    MMMMMM,…I have never worked with phyllo dough before,..this dessert looks stunning!
  • Karine said:
    I want some of that strudel!!!! It looks dangerously delicious :)
  • Koko said:
    Thanks ladies! DON’T FEAR THE PHYLLO!!!!!
  • Juliana said:
    Love the idea of using the phyllo dough…and chocolate with cherries is a great combination.
  • Columbus Foodie » Blog Archive » July 2009 Roundup said:
    [...] from Foodie Reflections, Grandmother Paula’s Sour Cream Pound Cake from Gulf Coast Gram,   Chocolate Cherry Strudel from Koko’s Kitchen,  Cinnamon Sugar Apple Donut Holes and Bananas Foster Banana Bread from [...]
  • July 2009 Roundup « The Random Item said:
    [...] from Foodie Reflections, Grandmother Paula’s Sour Cream Pound Cake from Gulf Coast Gram,   Chocolate Cherry Strudel from Koko’s Kitchen,  Cinnamon Sugar Apple Donut Holes and Bananas Foster Banana Bread from [...]

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