| Recipe Just for Kicks--Polar Express Hot Chocolate |
We've all gotten used to cocoa that comes from powder and hot water. This is what hot chocolate is supposed to be! I intend to be sipping on this while presents are opened.
I have shamelessly stolen this from Honey and Fitz off of Pinterest, but if you keep scrolling you'll get to the original poster's link, so it's all good.
Polar Express Hot Chocolate (aka the BEST hot chocolate you've ever tasted) Recipe:
--1.5 cups of heavy cream
--1 can of sweetened condensed milk (14 oz)
--2 cups of bittersweet chocolate chips
--6 cups of milk
--1 tsp vanilla extract
In a large pot over low heat, combine all of the above ingredients. Stir regularly for 30-40 minutes until chocolate is fully melted and incorporated with other ingredients.
If you're making this for a party, you could add all of the above ingredients to a crockpot a few hours before guests arrive. Provide a ladle and mugs and let them serve themselves.
Read more: http://honeyandfitz.blogspot.com/2011/12/polar-express-hot-chocolate-recipe-aka.html#ixzz2EDJx84ET
There is even a recipe for homemade marshmallows! Who knew you could do that?
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Recipe Just for Kicks--Polar Express Hot Chocolate
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