Our house was fully wheelchair accessible once upon a time, so there was this biiiiiiig ramp that stretched across the whole back of the house leading up to this deck and into the master bedroom back hall.

Bring it up to just a simmer and then take it off the heat.Add the chocolate in and stir it around to melt it, then add in the vinegar!.

Whisking constantly, slowly add the chocolate mixture to the egg yolks until everything is combined nicely.. Pour the mixture into the baking dishes of your choice, cover them all tightly with foil, and place them in a larger baking dish or tin.Fill the larger dish with water so it comes about halfway up the sides of your smaller dishes holding the chocolatey goodness.. Bake for about 30-40 minutes or until the pots de creme are set, but kind of giggle evenly when you bump them.They will probably look like they’re not quite done, but they’ll be fine!.

Here’s how they look when they come out of the oven.Don’t you just want to dive right in?.

You can either make this recipe in 6 ramekin dishes, or you can do them in three slightly larger containers, like these mini loaf pans I used.

The larger size is perfect for sharing after a special Valentine’s day dinner.The Everyday Home.

Our Southern Home.The Creek Line House.

Tuesday, Oct 15th.Adventures in Decorating.