Food + Drink — January 7, 2023 · Updated January 6, 2023 — By BLAC Staff
A hot chocolate recipe that’s old-fashioned and comforting. It makes the kitchen smell wonderful and it’s good for the soul.
January 7, 2023 · Updated January 6, 2023
A hot chocolate recipe that’s old-fashioned and comforting. It makes the kitchen smell wonderful and it’s good for the soul.
As with hot chocolate, use any milky liquid you prefer, whether it’s from a cow, nuts (almond milk), beans (soy milk), or grains (rice milk). For sweeteners, feel free to substitute maple syrup, honey, or agave nectar for sugar, but start with less, about one tablespoon, and taste the combination before adding more.
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The Recipe
Cozy up with a hot mug of hot chocolate this winter. This hot chocolate recipe is incredibly rich, creamy, and oh-so satisfying.
Prep
3 minutes 3 minutes
Cook
3 minutes 3 minutes
Servings
1
Whisk together the cocoa, sugar, salt and about two tablespoons of milk in a small saucepan.
Over a medium-low heat until cocoa and sugar are dissolved.
Whisk in the rest of the milk and heat it over medium heat.
Whisk occasionally until it is hot.
Stir in the vanilla and serve.
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