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post #16 of 24
I heat up some milk then toss in a few wedges of Ibarra and use an immersion blender to dissolve the Ibarra and foam it up. Then I add some vanilla extract and almond extract to taste.
post #17 of 24
Abuelita and a molinillo.
post #18 of 24
Does anyone have any recommendations for "artisan" hot chocolate or stuff that's higher end? I am fine with solid shavings too rather than powder. I have had good chocolate in Montreal and most recently in New York and it's really nice and thick and delicious. I would like to make it at home.
post #19 of 24
Half and half, dark shaved chocolate, and a splash of Frangelico
post #20 of 24
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Originally Posted by DocHolliday View Post
And a pinch of salt. Really brings out the flavor.

That. I'd say 1/8 to 1/4 of a teaspoon depending on the level of sweetness/nuttiness you want. If you're not counting calories, a bit of half and half will make it creamy as it can get.
post #21 of 24
Whatcha ya'll know about CHAMPURRADO? Shit is good, but hard to find even in the Mexican districts of San Francisco. There is one place that does a good one on 24th @ Folsom, Taqueria Vallarta.
post #22 of 24
Consumer Reports just released their new rankings: Godiva Dark Chocolate was the only one to get EXCELLENT Ghirardelli, Dagoba, Hershey's, and Swiss Miss Dark all got VERY GOOD
post #23 of 24
I highly recommend the Eastern European Hot Chocolate at Boulette's Larder to any San Francisco members. It is a perfect replica of hot chocolate from those years when sugar was illegal.
post #24 of 24
I have a cigar in my hand and eating Cafe-Tasse with a hot cup of coffee
And I am enjoying it...
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