Chocolate Pasta by tea_lover
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I know I know. Chocolate pasta. Those 2 words really shouldn't go together. But, I wanted to share the chocolately love. A great way to impress (or perhaps gross out?) your dinner guests, or a halloween or easter treat. I haven't put a a topping, but the options are endless, and potentially waist expanding.

ETA: I am currently working on a Ravioli using this pasta. Stay tuned for the next installment!
 
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Step 1: The Ingredients

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This recipe is from the Australian Women's Weekly Pasta Cookbook 1994

Serves 4 people

1 cup of Plain Flour
2 eggs, lightly beaten
60g (2oz) Dark Chocolate
2 Tbsp Cocoa
1 Tbsp Icing (Powdered) sugar

Add all the ingredients into your food processor and process until mixture forms into a ball.
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Mauigerbil says: Apr 8, 2012. 1:11 PM
Maybe you should cut it into macaroni shapes to avoid the wormy look, and cover it in chocolate sauce and call it Chocolateroni and Chocolate
gregd888 says: Aug 13, 2009. 11:03 PM
Looks like a bunch of worms
tseemann says: Nov 17, 2011. 9:48 PM
I totally agree!!! Wonder if fish would go for them? lol
Maybe if the dough was cut differently it would look more appetizing to me.... but like this, no!
alittlestranger says: Jan 7, 2010. 12:05 AM
Makes me think of Elf, you know when will ferell puts maple syrpus and candy on everything? My boyf is nuts about chocolate, im gonna make this for him :)
orangecrush says: Jan 17, 2010. 1:19 PM
i was just thinking about that same thing when buddy puts chocolate syrup on his spaghetti
supertoria12 says: May 2, 2011. 4:07 PM
if only that spaghetti was made from chocolate, which strangely enough, isn't even a major part of the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup. it would just fall under candy.
TechNerd1012 says: Jul 5, 2009. 11:15 AM
so you could possibly do this with other chocolates other than dark, like milk or something
tea_lover (author) says: Jul 15, 2009. 9:40 PM
I'm not sure it would work as well with milk chocolate but if you try it let us know how it goes! I *think* you could maybe pull it off with white chocolate, leaving out the cocoa powder and perhaps adding more icing sugar.
dojers says: May 4, 2010. 7:03 AM
 Why wouldn't milk chocolate work as well as dark chocolate?  I'm new to making anything with chocolate (although I'll eat just about anything chocolate and the thought of chocolate pasta sounds good to me!! :) so I don't know the differences in the cooking with it.
Ciege666 says: Apr 16, 2011. 9:20 PM
Have not done this myself, but one day i was curious as to why Dark chocolate and White Chocolate were different so i looked it up. As it turns out, Dark Chocolate has the most Cocoa in it, and White Chocolate has the least, none in fact. White Chocolate is made entirely from Cocoa Butter (did not look up exactly what this was) and a Dark Chocolate is primarily Cocoa, with less better, and Milk Chocolate falling between the 2.

So i would assume it because of the Cocoa Butter more than anything, but as always, experimenter is worth the effort in my mind.
codongolev says: Feb 14, 2010. 4:51 PM
am I the only one that thought that was worms before reading the title? 
draghi says: Apr 26, 2010. 3:44 AM
no you weren't the only one
qwertz says: Jan 29, 2010. 7:50 PM
oho, very good idea to make pasty with chocolate..
few years ago i made also chocopaste, but only pasta with chocolate sauce^^
the faster version...
Foaly7 says: Aug 14, 2009. 5:07 PM
I read through the comments, and peoples ideas related to this could fill a cookbook of dessert pastas.
Calypzo says: Aug 10, 2009. 7:05 AM
How chocolatey is it?
ssbookyu says: Aug 5, 2009. 1:32 AM
I wonder if you could dry the noodles and then pakagee it with a really thick cocoa sauce in powdered form. Sorry for the reapeat I did somthing wierd and my commet got deleated.
H4x says: Jun 25, 2009. 3:57 AM
Is it good?
Rock Soldier says: Jul 24, 2009. 8:52 PM
Depends? Do you like chocolate?
Lollipop... says: Jul 20, 2009. 11:21 AM
I think that only you can say if it's good or not. Tastes are different from person to person.
ssbookyu says: Jul 12, 2009. 2:54 PM
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tea_lover (author) says: Jul 15, 2009. 9:39 PM
excellent idea. I am considering experimenting with drying and perhaps giving in the christmas food hamper I give out as presents bi-annually.
ERNesbitt says: Jun 24, 2009. 8:25 PM
I thought of this exact thing literally two days ago. The woman in front of me ordered "lasagna and apples" (two separate menu items at the cafeteria), and I though of a sweetened graham flour noodle with a baked apple filling. I carried the thought further and said, "Why not chocolate noodles?" Amazing execution, I will have to try this out. Perhaps a sweetened creme fraiche and strawberries for a topping...
RaNDoMLeiGH says: Jul 12, 2009. 2:31 AM
pumpkin pie filling with your graham noodles would be good, too, as baked ravioli. mmmm
Myrdydd says: Jul 8, 2009. 2:48 PM
I love the idea of this, coupled with strawberry preserves and perhaps marscapone or lightly-sweetened ricotta...
CarpetGnome says: Jul 4, 2009. 8:09 PM
luvit says: Jul 3, 2009. 5:18 PM
i accidentally rolled in this naked. it cured my psoriasis !!
mikeasaurus says: Jun 22, 2009. 11:25 AM
I haven't put a a topping, but the options are endless, and potentially waist expanding.

True, but any topping would have taken this instructable to the next level. If you still have some pasta left consider taking one last shot with some whipped cream as your alfredo and maybe some sprinkles as your basil or oregano.

You can't seriously be worried about wasit-expanding toppings if you're eating chocolate pasta already. Anyways, a novel and interesting approach to a dessert, I like!
FrozenFlameInstructables says: Jul 3, 2009. 10:37 AM
marshmallow cream and graham cracker crumbs! mmmmm
fabrivassa says: Jul 2, 2009. 5:32 PM
what is an 'alfredo'?
shantinath1000 says: Jul 3, 2009. 9:23 AM
a basic sauce made of cream, butter and cheese.
fabrivassa says: Jul 3, 2009. 12:16 PM
is it an Italian recipe?
shantinath1000 says: Jul 6, 2009. 5:25 AM
yes- google it and you will find several recipies- it is quite good but rich.
fabrivassa says: Jul 6, 2009. 11:50 AM
well, I'm Italian and I know no 'alfredo sauce'. Do you mean a freddo? but that makes no sense at all
shantinath1000 says: Jul 6, 2009. 4:41 PM
shantinath1000 says: Jul 6, 2009. 12:10 PM
jbrecken says: Jul 2, 2009. 3:15 PM
For a meal rather than a dessert, I think it might go well with a mole poblano sauce, perhaps with less sugar in the pasta.
tea_lover (author) says: Jun 22, 2009. 7:15 PM
Mikeasaurus - I wasn't worried about it expanding my waist, it was simply a lil quip I added. I don't have much in the way of the chocolately type foods in my house. I was actually eating it with Jam on it! I will maybe later on down the track experiment with it, but I typically don't eat these kind of foods. I'm glad you like though!! Thanks
watermelonhead says: Jul 2, 2009. 6:04 PM
yumm!!! "I know I know. Chocolate pasta. Those 2 words really shouldn't go together." yes they should! sooooo yummmy!!! anyways, have you seen elf? this reminds me of him. he puts maple syrup, poptarts, ummmm... i think marshmallows, and all that good stuff on his spaghetti :D
StarshipMcGee says: Jul 2, 2009. 11:15 PM
Hehe that was a funny movie and i will definitly try this pasta soon, wish i had a pasta maker like u do :P
skylane says: Jul 2, 2009. 1:23 PM
ALL THIS TALK ABOUT DIETS!! ha! WE ARE ALL ON A DIET No matter who you are. A diet is what you eat. Your diet may change. GREAT instructable... now let the imaginations go wild! :-) Ive seen chocolate pasta for sale. It's a bit pricey! I really like the choc lasagna idea! Or spagetti? I'm gaining weight just thinkig about it!
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