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Heart-meltingly good: the best cooking chocolate to buy (opens the original)
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Those cookies and cakes will only be as tasty as the chocolate you use in their baking. Here are my favourites Of course, you can bake with any sort of chocolate, and I do, but being Chocolate Correspondent means I have a lot of it spare, despite giving much away. I once made my chocolate rye cookies and served them to a friend. She went away and made her own. “Mine were nice,” she said, “but not as nice as yours.” Mine had about £40’s worth of craft chocolate in them. Clearly this is madness an
Heart-meltingly good: the best cooking chocolate to buy - AOL (opens the original)
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Of course, you can bake with any sort of chocolate, and I do, but being Chocolate Correspondent means I have a lot of it spare, despite giving much away. I once made my chocolate rye cookies and served them to a friend. She went away and made her own. “Mine were nice,” she said, “but not as nice as yours.” Mine had about £40’s worth of craft chocolate in them. Clearly this is madness and outside the remit of all but the privileged, but the quality of chocolate you use in baking really does make
My husband never stops working, but he won’t discuss it. Should I leave him? - AOL (opens the original)
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Since the start of our relationship, more than 20 years ago, I was aware my husband had a strong work ethic. But I am beginning to resent the time he spends working, which often includes late nights and weekends when an emergency happens. It has a big impact on our family life, and my daughter is often let down. When I try to discuss the effect of this on our family life I am told I have to accept it. I am feeling less willing to do so as time goes on.I also have a demanding job, yet I manage th
My partner’s sister has published a family memoir that's unfair to him. Should we cut ties? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri (opens the original)
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She should have been much more careful, but everyone has their own version of the ‘truth’. Does your partner want a reconciliation? My sister-in-law wrote and published an emotionally charged “memoir” of family dislocation and trauma, in which she massaged the truth of her family’s past to portray my partner as emotionally damaged. (In fact, he is empathetic and was beloved by those he worked with.) Theirs was a complex family story, and there were many omissions and mistruths, which she failed
My sister-in-law has published an unfair memoir. Should we cut her off? - AOL (opens the original)
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My sister-in-law wrote and published an emotionally charged “memoir” of family dislocation and trauma, in which she massaged the truth of her family’s past to portray my partner as emotionally damaged. (In fact, he is empathetic and was beloved by those he worked with.)Theirs was a complex family story, and there were many omissions and mistruths, which she failed to factcheck with us. She tried to de‑identify her brother, but he would be recognisable to anyone with a rudimentary ability to sear
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