A skewer of delights to dip into a trio of chocolate sauces

Place the chosen chocolate and cream together in a plastic bowl. Heat in a microwave for 30 seconds. Stir well to create a smooth emulsion. If the chocolate has not melted, heat at 10 second intervals until melted.

Create a dough by combining all the ingredients.

Allow the dough to rest under cover for 1 hour.
When ready divide the dough into 15g portions.
Mould into balls.
Allow to prove on an oil tray.
Drop the proved pieces into hot fat 190°C.
The pieces will float when one half is sufficiently browned turn over to cook the other side.
Remove, drain off excess oil, roll immediately in caster sugar.

Boil to 110°C.

Blend together the second amount of puree and invert sugar in a kitchen aid mixing bowl. Pour on the heated ingredients. Whisk on high speed.

Melt together, taking care not to heat above 40°C. Pour onto the whisking ingredients.

Prepare a frame on a tray pre dusted with potato starch and icing sugar.
Whisk the mix until a high volume is achieved and the mix has cool to approx. 25°C to 30°C.
Pour into prepared frame. 
Allow to set at 15°C overnight.

Melt together.
Cool.

Whisk together to a sabayon. Fold in cooled chocolate mixture.

Sieve 3 times.
Fold in sieved flours.

Fold in.

Prepare a 20 cm cake tin – line the bottom with a square of waxed paper.
Pour into prepare tin and bake at 160°C for 25 minutes.
Cool in the tin – cut and serve.

Bring to the boil slowly. Remove the saucepan from the stove.

Add the strong flour – mix well. Return to the stove and continue mixing until the mix becomes smooth and does not stick to the sides of the pan. Cool slightly. Place in a mixer.

Add the eggs one at a time (the amount of eggs depends on the strength of the flour) until the mix drops away from a spoon on a count of 5.

Pipe straight away onto a buttered floured tray, slipmat or demarle flexipan mat. 
Small choux buns using a nozzle 1 ¼- cm plain tube.
Cook at 215°C for 12 to 15 minutes until brown and set.

Place the dark chocolate and cream together in a plastic bowl.
Heat in a microwave for 30 seconds. Stir well to create a smooth emulsion. If the chocolate has not melted heat at 10 second intervals until melted.