German chocolate

English Etymology From German chocolate cake, the most prominent item to have this flavor, from the surname of its inventor, Samuel German. Noun en noun en chiefly in combination with other words like "flavor", "cake", "ice cream", etc chocolate mixed with coconut and pecan. en 2000 Michigan Living "The coconut, its consistency and the distinct German chocolate flavor blend into one to-die-for taste ." Judges suspected Schwan's shredded coconut came straight off a coconut tree and into the mixing bowl, but Schwan admits a few cooking secrets. en 2011-02-15 Debby Maugans Small-Batch Baking for Chocolate Lovers: Recipes for Cookies, Cakes, Pies, Tarts, Muffins, and Scones Macmillan + ORM 9781429994613 This pound cake is sweet but not cloying, just rich with German chocolate flavor. en 2013-08-06 Natalie Slater Bake and Destroy: Good Food for Bad Vegans Page Street Publishing 9781624140037 42 combining chocolate, coconut and pecans is not actually a German tradition. Rather, German chocolate is named for Sam German, who developed the extra-sweet, light chocolate flavor. en 2020-05-29 Linda K. Jackson Jennifer Evans Gardner Meringue Gibbs Smith 9781423625827 Pecans. Chocolate. Coconut. This combination can only mean one thing—German chocolate cake—or in this case, German chocolate meringue cookies. en 2021-10-12 Charity Ferreira Ice Cream: 25 Recipes for Homemade Ice Creams and Frosty Treats Chronicle Books 9781452107653 11 German Chocolate ICE CREAM PIEThis ice cream pie is topped with a fluffy mountain of caramel whipped cream, toasted coconut, and pecans. Häagen-Dazs makes a German chocolate cake ice cream flavor, which is an appropriate and delicious alternative to the chocolate ice cream [in this recipe]. en 2024-06-20 Chantae Fowler Whatever Happened to the Ice Cream Lady?: The Ice Cream Recipes and Inspiration Behind Ice Cream Place Page Publishing Inc 9798893150667 one of those special request flavors was German chocolate. asking if I made German chocolate ice cream. I told her that I didn't but that I would for Priscilla. I made German chocolate cakes from scratch, and my plan was to use that knowledge to make the ice cream mix. See also baker's chocolate named for James Baker, head of the company that employed Samuel German