A Look At A Chocolate Cake In Harry Potter
"Lord of the Rings" is the most popular of all trilogies of Harry Potter. Fans have been reading the series since J.K. Rowling wrote it in her first book. It's one of her more lighthearted books and although there are some very adult topics, they're presented in such a way that kids (and adults) can appreciate them. If you want to read something a little older, try reading the first "Pettigrew" book. It's not quite as dark as the later books, but it does follow the same pattern. The main characters are still battling the dark wizard Galdor, and this time they're trying to help Harry, who's still just a boy.
The main theme of the Harry Potter series is magic. And this is represented in many ways by the various magicians who are part of the cast. Harry Potter himself is no exception to this. Here are a few things about the most famous magicians from Harry's world that you may not know.
In "Goblet of Fire," Harry Potter uses a golden egg to turn a frog into a snake. This is done by splashing water on the egg and then trying to turn the frog into a viper. It seems simple, but it takes a lot of practice. According to J.K. Rowling, the actual technique wasn't really revealed until the third book, but that's not saying that the skill isn't useful. The book just makes it clear that if you've got a willing subject, it can be done.
In "Goblet of Fire," Harry Potter gives his first piece of advice to new students. He tells them not to worry about being clever. Instead, just try to think like a frog. This comes back in" Goblet of Fire," when Harry Potter's basilisk fang's someone during a battle. The basilisk is actually a troll. Harry Potter then says that he has "learned to appreciate a living thing instead of an abstract thing."
There are several lessons that young students can learn from this book and from Harry Potter himself. Chocolate is valuable, but not for the reason that it's used in "Hufflepuffs." Chocolate is valuable because of its ability to promote weight gain, although you wouldn't think this from "Hufflepuffs." Harry Potter does warn against spending too much money on chocolate, however. He says that the benefits are short-term, but the disadvantages far outweigh them, and even when you don't spend any, you'll still lose weight.
While it's hard to imagine a chocolate cake that doesn't taste delicious, it's easier to imagine one that doesn't taste very good. As the character Gorgus says in "The Hairy World of candy and sweets," "I'd rather not see you eat anything at all, unless it's chocolate, if you please." Harry Potter, in his wisdom, advises his friends to do the same. You can make your own Harry Potter chocolate cake or buy a Harry Potter chocolate cake recipe and make your own. Whether it's from a real recipe or from a movie, eating chocolate can be a wholesome, positive thing.
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