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Parisian Style Hot Chocolate

December 06

We love hot chocolates all year around in our home, this is our go to recipe.

  • serves Serves 6
  • time 15mins

Method

  1. 1. Heat the milk in a pan over a medium heat until it is steaming. Whisk in the grated chocolate and sugar until it melts, if you want to thicken it you can boil it very gently. Pour into small mugs (as it is very rich) and serve with toppings from your hot chocolate station.

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Ingredients

For the chocolate:

20fl oz whole milk

5oz dark chocolate, quite finely chopped

2-3 tbsp Sugar

 

To serve on the hot chocolate station (optional):

Marshmallow snowmen (see recipe)

Drops of peppermint extract

Candy canes or Cinnamon sticks as stirrers 

Cookies for dunking 

Whipped cream 

Grated Chocolate or Ground Cinnamon to sprinkle on tip

For the chocolate:

600ml whole milk

150g dark chocolate, quite finely chopped

2-3 tbsp Sugar

 

To serve on the hot chocolate station (optional):

Marshmallow snowmen (see recipe)

Drops of peppermint extract

Candy canes or Cinnamon sticks as stirrers 

Cookies for dunking 

Whipped cream 

Grated Chocolate or Ground Cinnamon to sprinkle on tip

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