Your favorite cruise food
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I just saw
cbotts 's picture of hot melting chocolate
here .
Anyone got the recipe?
What's your favorite?
Carnival Fantasy 9/7/06 Nassau/Half Moon Cay, Cabin V26, 4 nightsCarnival Liberty 5/30/09 Ocho Rios/Grand Cayman/Roatan, Cabin 8229, 7 nightsCarnival Legend 10/03/10 Grand Cayman/Cozumel/Roatan/Belize, Cabin 5181, 7 nightsFreedom of the Seas 11/28/10 Labadee, Haiti, Cabin 9489, 4 nightsCarnival Freedom 08/26/2011 Colon/Cozumel/Limon, Cabin 8425, 8 nightsCarnival Sensation 01/15/12 Freeport, Nassau, Cabin E37, 4 nightsCarnival Imagination 02/13/12 Key West, Cozumel Cabin V32, 4 nightsCarnival Sensation 09/09/12 Freeport, Nassau, Cabin U18, 4 nightsCaribbean Princess 02/09/13 Princess Cay, Curacoa, Aruba, Cabin C623, 7 nights
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Rita has never met a dessert she didn't like! Her problem is choosing just one! That hot melting chocolate would be hard for her not to choose!
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The chocolate melting cake is to die for. Nothing like anything I have ever had before. On our cruise last week it was on the dinner menu every night.
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My wife absolutely loved the soups. I loved the flat iron steaks, though I've had great steaks in resturants the 3 flat irons I had on Carnival were all consistant and thats half the battle of a great steak. Our servers would always bring extra desserts to our table of six so not only did we get to try a new dessert every night we also got to have melting cake as well. If by chance you missed out you could always find several in the lido deck Windows of the Sea resturant after dinner service was complete.
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Jul 07 2009, 2:18 pm - Replied by:
regandy
I asked them for the recipe and the waiter said, "NO problem".
He returned about 10 minutes later with the recipe in hand.
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Only problem was that it was for 500 servings. hahahaha
I imagine "downsizing" it might create a few errors.
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Jul 23 2009, 9:14 am - Replied by:
uCruiser
Here is the original warm melting chocolate cake recipe (according to examiner.com)
It's pretty much like the one cbotts linked to above, except for a difference in the baking time..
Carnival Fantasy 9/7/06 Nassau/Half Moon Cay, Cabin V26, 4 nightsCarnival Liberty 5/30/09 Ocho Rios/Grand Cayman/Roatan, Cabin 8229, 7 nightsCarnival Legend 10/03/10 Grand Cayman/Cozumel/Roatan/Belize, Cabin 5181, 7 nightsFreedom of the Seas 11/28/10 Labadee, Haiti, Cabin 9489, 4 nightsCarnival Freedom 08/26/2011 Colon/Cozumel/Limon, Cabin 8425, 8 nightsCarnival Sensation 01/15/12 Freeport, Nassau, Cabin E37, 4 nightsCarnival Imagination 02/13/12 Key West, Cozumel Cabin V32, 4 nightsCarnival Sensation 09/09/12 Freeport, Nassau, Cabin U18, 4 nightsCaribbean Princess 02/09/13 Princess Cay, Curacoa, Aruba, Cabin C623, 7 nights
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Jul 24 2009, 9:53 am - Replied by:
regandy
I have been thinking about the Pumpkin Soup they serve on Carnival. It is my favorite!
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I have to say, the cold Strawberry bisque is very good on RCI, then again, I can't remember anything I disliked...
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We had a great time on Carnival (2 adults, 5 teenagers). The ship had a dance club which the kids loved and besides the formal dining room there were pizza and burger places where they could eat 24 hours a day. If you have smaller kids I've heard that Disney is great, but I haven't tried them.
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