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Heat half of the Bournville chocolate in a pan with the butter, coffee and liquid.
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Stir till smooth then take off the heat.
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Stir in the egg yolks and grnd almonds.
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Whisk the egg whites quite stiffly, mix in the sugar and whisk till as stiff again.
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Fold into the chocolate mix and turn into the prepared tin.
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Bake in a hot oven Gas Mark 3, 170 C, 325 F for about 55 min.
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Leave to cold in the tin.
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Make the jelly by liquidising the Boysenberries, then sieving to remove seeds.
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Heat the jelly with the puree then leave to cold and thicken slightly.
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Remove cake from the tin, peel off paper then place back in the tin, pressing it down slightly so which it fits snugly.
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Pour over half set jelly and leave to set.
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Place the sugar, water, gelatine and essence in a large pan and heat gently till dissolved.
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Bring to the boil and boil without stirring for about 5 min.
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Leave to cold.
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Now whisk vigorously till thick and white.
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Pour over the jelly and leave to set.
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For the top, heat the remaining chocolate with the butter and oil till smooth.
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Cold slightly then pour over the jelly and leave this to set too.
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Later, carefully remove from the tin and serve with Boysenberry puree if liked.
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NOTES : A delicious recipe which needs to be made when required as it won't freeze.