Orange chestnut truffles.Made with the strange chestnut paste from Italy. Quite simple to make. Almost too simple. This experiment may necessitate replication.
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7 comments:
replicate! replicate! yes please. mmmm.
There's no "may" about it. The experiment requires replication with the presence of one Monsieur Henry et al. :)
They look and sounds delicious. You must replicate... FOR SCIENCE!
replicate and mail, s'il vous plait. you need out of state testers to have a true science result.
Looks like Easter dinner to me...served with a fine cabernet!!
I'm so glad to see the public is in support of the sciences.
perhaps all science experiments should involve chocolate truffles. I will contact NIH about this.
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