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   <description><![CDATA[It's almost Valentine's Day, which means we need a series on chocolate.

It's a Monday, in the dead of winter. So...we need a series on chocolate.

It's a day that ends in -day. Need chocolate.

We'll start out innocently enough, with a recipe for chocolate granola. By the end, my face will be smeared with chocolate and I'll be mumbling something about molten chocolate cakelets.

Sound good?





About that granola...

This is a favorite soaked granola recipe. Soaking the oats supposedly makes the little grains easier to digest and ultimately gives you a granola with a crumbly,...<br/><br/>Read more here: <a href="https://eatyourvegetable.com/chocolate-granola/">chocolate granola</a>]]></description>
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