Chocoholic seeks unusual recipes.

I make a chocolate custard tart with chocolate crust that is pretty satisfying to chocolate lovers and if it is chilled, then the filling is more like a truffel than a custard. Easy to make as well.

I think Dorrie Greenspan has a cookie that is supposed to be the bomb, but I haven't tried it yet. IT is a chocolate salbe also called World Peace cookie, you should be able to find via google.

Here's a bit of a twist on pan au chocolate. It's sweet/savory: http://greaterdc.wholefoodsmarketcooking.com/recipes/13031_chocolate_dinner_rolls_with_pear_and_rosemary

Cincinnati Chili contains cocoa powder, as well as some unusual spices for chili (cinnamon, clove, etc.). It's really quite nice, but I wouldn't call it a dish for a chocaholic.
These Spiced Cocoa Nib Chocolate Cakes are simply amazing, though: http://www.poiresauchocolat.net/2012/03/spiced-cocoa-nib-chocolate-cakes.html

Jestei's chili has chocolate as a background note: http://food52.com/recipes/2379_just_good_chili
boulangere and I were on the same page with this one:
http://food52.com/recipes/4687_spicy_chocolate_pots_de_creme

And this is really easy and satisfies that spicy chocolate craving:

http://food52.com/recipes/16075_spicy_chocolate_ginger_cake

Here are a couple of recipes given a touch of an unusual spin:
http://www.food52.com/recipes/16193_spice_of_life_pots_de_crme
http://www.food52.com/recipes/16189_bizochos_de_chocolate

Have fun in the dark of the night!

You know...Savory recipes,or some family recipe no one has ever heard of,or some midnight creation...

What do you mean by unusual?