Mr. Steward's Favorite Hot Cocoa

"After experimenting with many different formulas for hot cocoa, I finally came up with one that my husband loves. It has more cocoa and less sugar than most recipes. A dash of salt and vanilla extract add extra flavor."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place cocoa, sugar and salt in a saucepan.
  • Add 2/3 cup milk and heat while stirring to make a thick chocolate paste.
  • Add remainder of milk and vanilla.
  • Heat until hot.

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Reviews

  1. Ok, here's the rundown, lol. Used Splenda for the sugar, *dark* cocoa, fat free coffee creamer for most of the milk (for rich taste and body). Loved the touch of salt, it really added some depth. This was truly well enjoyed. :D
     
  2. Funny how all the reviewers have changed this recipe, huh? I made this as directed except substituted Splenda for the sugar. Came out great! Not too chocolatey; not too sweet. I topped it with a squirt of canned whipped cream and a squirt of chocolate-vodka whipped topping too.
     
  3. I used almond milk and loved the cinnamon and vanilla! Thanks! Made for the Comfort Cafe-Jan. 2010.
     
  4. Very nice cocoa ~ I used coconut milk instead of regular and Splenda instead of sugar ~ the cinnamon and vanilla are very nice additions to this. Thanks for posting, made for Comfort Cafe Snow Queens Round, January 2010!
     
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  1. Very nice cocoa ~ I used coconut milk instead of regular and Splenda instead of sugar ~ the cinnamon and vanilla are very nice additions to this. Thanks for posting, made for Comfort Cafe Snow Queens Round, January 2010!
     

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I live in Los Angeles, CA with my husband. Since getting married I've embarked on a journey to learn new recipes and cooking techniques. My favorite cookbooks so far are Turn Up The Heat with G. Garvin and Mo'nique's "Skinny Cooks Can't be Trusted". I also like Rachel Ray's 365 No Repeats.
 
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