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By
Chef Diane
In
the small town where I live, there was once a restaurant called the Annex Tea
Room. It was a wonderful little place
where you could go for lunch with the girls, have parties, or even pick up
something to go. When I got married,
some friends hosted a wedding shower there for me. One of their specialties was Chicken
Salad. The owner of the restaurant
passed away, and since that time, many different businesses have passed though
that building, but the memories of that wonderful place with the delicious food
and friendly people will last forever.
One of the most famous recipes from her restaurant was the Chocolate Chip Cake. She was gracious enough to share the recipe
with my church. We were selling chicken
dinners to raise money for our Youth's summer trip, and that cake was included
in the dinner. I don’t know if more
dinners were sold because of the youth, or because of the cake.
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Today
is Chocolate Chip Day. There are many
ways to celebrate. You can make
chocolate chip cookies, have some chocolate chip ice cream, and even make
pancakes with chocolate chips, which happen to be one of my grandson's
favorite. Chocolate chips are great when
you just want a taste of something chocolate.
You can add them to peanut butter cookies, oatmeal cookies or just make
regular chocolate chip cookies. You can
add them to brownies or as a topping on pies.
So...you have no excuse not to try some chocolate chips today. As a special treat, I am including the
special Chocolate Chip Cake recipe from the Annex Tea Room, I hope you will
enjoy it as much as we do!
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Chocolate Chip Cake
Ingredients
1
box Duncan Hines Yellow Butter Cake Mix
1
small box milk chocolate instant pudding
1 8
ounce carton sour cream
1/4
cup water
1
cup Wesson oil
4
eggs
Beat
all together, at 6 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips and 1 cup chopped
pecans. Grease and flour large sheet
cake pan or a 3 quart Pyrex dish. Bake
at 350 for 35-40 minutes. Spread icing
over cake and cut into squares
Chocolate
Icing
Ingredients
1
stick butter
2
TBSP cocoa
5 to
6 Tbsp. milk
1
tsp vanilla
Bring
to a rolling boil. Add 1 box powdered
sugar and beat until ready to spread.
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