Hot Chocolate
in Chocolate, Cocoa, Drinks, Easy Peasy, Kids' Choice on Tuesday, December 13, 2011
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The mercury levels are still low enough, and on these cold days something like hot chocolate to keep warm is welcomed. I made this keeping my kids in mind, and I am glad to say they loved it. This is not a unique recipe I am sure, but a gentle reminder in case you are missing it. A wonderful chocolaty drink! :-)
This is so good not only for the kids, you will enjoy it also. Smack!
Serve with some whipped cream on top
Or as it is !
Ingredients:
Semi Sweet Chocolate- 2 ounces
Milk- 2 cups
Sugar- 1 1/2 Tbp
Vanilla - 1/2 tsp
Whipped cream to decorate
Method:
1.Chop the chocolate coarsely.
2.Boil the milk and sugar till it starts bubbling, but not boiling much.
3.Add the chopped cocoa and let it melt well by stirring for about 2 minutes.
4.Add the vanilla,stir and pour into warmed cups.
5.Serve warm with some whipped cream on top or just like that.
Contributor: Namitha
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