How Do You Spell Love? C-H-O-C-O-L-A-T-E

No Comments | Written on February 10, 2012 at 5:00 pm, by The Editors

Chocolate-Chipotle Brownies

If you want to keep things spicy this Valentine's Day, serve these brownies. Flavored with cinnamon, coffee, and smoky chipotle powder, these brownies are a delicious twist on a chocolate classic.

Molten Chocolate Cake with Marshmallow Filling

This outrageously decadent cake features not only warm, gooey chocolate but also sweet marshmallow filling. These cakes are individual-serving sized, so they're perfect for an intimate Valentine's Day dinner.

Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries

Easy to prepare yet dazzling nonetheless, chocolate strawberries are a Valentine's favorite. If you're feeling creative, you can add white chocolate drizzle or other toppings to the strawberries.

Chocolate Sherbert

Despite its indulgent taste, this sherbet has less than 200 calories. Using dark chocolate and whole milk instead of cream keeps the calories down without sacrificing flavor.

Raspberry-Chocolate Fondue

What could be more romantic than sharing chocolate fondue with your sweetheart on Valentine's Day? This dessert is equally perfect for a larger Valentine's Day celebration; kids especially enjoy dipping fruit and cake into the sweet chocolate sauce.

So-Easy Chocolate Souffle

Don't be intimidated: these souffles are actually incredibly easy to make. But you don't have to tell anyone else that!

Chocolate Truffles

These bite-size treats are a delicious way to show them you love them this Valentine's Day. Why give store-bought chocolates when you can give these instead?

Chocolate Panna Cotta

Creamy, sweet and chocolatey, this panna cotta is the perfect finish to a Valentine's Day dinner. Garnish with your favorite fresh fruit.

Chocolate Pillows

If you dream of chocolate, this is the dessert with you. Crispy wonton wrappers are filled with melted chocolate and drizzled with a cherry sauce, and the results are completely addictive.

There’s no use pretending. Chocolate recipes make us go weak in the knees — er, the heart. Whether you’re talking about an icy cold chocolate sherbet, a warm, molten chocolate cake, or a delicate chocolate soufflé, there aren’t many of us who can turn down a chocolate dessert. Which is why Valentine’s Day is so spectacular. It’s a holiday practically dedicated to chocolate: a red envelope with an invitation for you to make (and enjoy) all of the chocolate desserts you want.

So when February 14th rolls around, vow to spread the love. Whether you’re hosting an romantic, intimate dinner for two or a fun-filled family celebration, chocolate desserts will be welcome at the table. We’ve got 9 chocolate desserts designed to impress even the most dedicated chocolate connoisseur. Just be sure to make enough — no matter how rich the recipe, we can promise there will be requests for seconds.