Chocolate cauldron

Method: In a saucepan, bring the double cream to a simmer and remove from the heat. Add the chocolate and gently stir until thick and glossy, set aside

Chocolate Cauldrons were boxed chocolates that were filled with Firewhisky and were presumably shaped like cauldrons. They could be given as gifts.[2] These could be bought at Honeydukes sweet shop.[1] Romilda Vane gave Harry Potter a box that she had spiked with love potion in 1996.[2] On 1 March, they were eaten by Ron Weasley, who mistook them for a birthday present. He offered Harry one, but he refused it.[3] There were most likely eight in a package, since when Ron Weasley ate four…

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A witch’s brew sure to thrill your guests. Plus you can eat the container it comes in! This might have to wait till next year, but maybe instead of making the mold you can find some plastic c…

It's Harry Potter's birthday! This year, we're celebrating with some easy cauldron cakes, complete with slime and bubbles!

Creamy peanut butter fudge-filled chocolate cauldron topped with green slime sparkle gel and candy spiders, skulls, bones and more.

Our Cauldron Cake Recipe is a spooky spin on the classic red velvet cake, covered with a dark chocolate ganache & topped with wobbly lime jelly. Get baking

Bubble, bubble, toil, and...you’ll have no trouble making these fun and easy Halloween cupcakes. Stir up a little fright in sweet style with pretzel “cauldron stirrers.” #halloweenfood #halloweencupcakes #halloweencupcakedecorations #halloweenpartyfood #bhg