I've uploaded recipes on how to make chocolate. But what if you want to do more with your chocolate? Here's the first in my series of recipes on filled chocolate.

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My upcoming recipe book Chocolate Making Adventures will include chocolate recipes for people with a variety of dietary requirements. I've included alternative versions of milk, white and plain, for those who wish to avoid honey and dairy.

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In my upcoming book, Chocolate Making Adventures, I will share lots of secrets on making the perfect, smooth milk chocolate.For those of you who can't wait, here's the basic recipe.

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Chocolate Making Adventures is a book and accompanying website that teaches the art of homemade chocolate creation. You will find all manner of chocolate-making resources, such as recipes, tips and advise on buying ingredients.

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You can make chocolate at home, meaning that you can design and build your own perfect chocolate bar. In November, I'm going to release a book packed full of homemade-chocolate tips and recipes, but for now, I'll share the very first recipe from my book: Plain and Simple Dark Chocolate.

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With my début cookbook, Chocolate Making Adventures, out next month, I've decided to start posting a few sample recipes online. For chocolate makers, the best carrier for vanilla is cocoa butter.

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Katie W. Stewart is both a talented author and illustrator. I know her mainly through working on my Smelly Troll series, which she illustrates. Most recently, I've been charmed by her adorable character parodies - famous figures recreated as animals.

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An exciting opportunity to test brand new chocolate recipes has arisen. Later this year, I will publish a book on how to make chocolate on your hob at home. In the meantime, I need willing volunteers to help test the recipes.

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You can now buy my book for younger children, My Babysitter is a Troll, for Kindle and in paperback. Every time a potential babysitter arrives, there's something decidedly wrong with it.

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BookHippo.uk now supports discussions, with the ability to comment on books, authors and drabbles, plus a homepage that collates all of the threads. There are already two fantastic forums out there.

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