Belgian Chocolates

Can I substitute chocolate for cocoa powder in chocolate?

I do not have any cocoa, not to mention, I have an overabundance delicious Godiva chocolate (ie as bar) that I can not eat because I'm on a diet. I want to cook a certain way so that I can donate again reported bakery products ... lol I thought that, if anything, it would make them more moist from melted chocolate is an ingredient in moist by opposed to cocoa powder is naturally dry. In addition, it would be conversions? The same amount of melted chocolate as the recipe said for cocoa? Or more since the cocoa content of chocolate is obviously lower than pure cocoa, so it will not have enough chocolate flavor? Thank you very much! I will choose the best answer TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Try this recipe because it uses squares of melted chocolate instead of cocoa Best: 1 vs. Brownies Sugaar 1 / 2 c. butter 4 eggs 16 oz chocolate squares, melted 1 c. 1 tsp Tea flour. coconut cream (optional) Cream sugar and butter. Add eggs, beating in one at a time. Add melted chocolate, flour, vanilla and nuts. Mix well. Put in greased 11x15 "pan and spread evenly. Bake at 350 for 20-25 minutes, until toothpick comes out clean or. Frosting: 1 / 4 C. butter 1 / 4 C. whole milk (or cream) 1 tsp 2 / 3 c. sugar chocolate chips (or use your Godiva) Put the butter, milk and sugar in med. saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat. Add chocolate and beat with electric mixer until all ingredients are mixed. Spread over cooled brownies. Allow 1 hour for glaze save and cut into 1 "..... Another thing to do with chocolate is to be frozen, and you can use to decorate hunks grating things future

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