The flavors in this elegant blend are reminiscent of Old Spain. This recipe mix makes enough to serve at a social gathering or to mix and give for holiday gifts. If desired, omit the confectioners' sugar and add honey to the milk to sweeten.
I used this recipe to make a collection of different hot chocolates in a Christmas present I gave out to all my friends and family. This one was by far everyone's favorite blend. The drink is smooth, minus the orange zest chunks. The flavor is rich. I used a combination of dark chocolate and regular chocolate powder, Yummy.
Read MoreI used this recipe to make a collection of different hot chocolates in a Christmas present I gave out to all my friends and family. This one was by far everyone's favorite blend. The drink is smooth, minus the orange zest chunks. The flavor is rich. I used a combination of dark chocolate and regular chocolate powder, Yummy.
I made this mix for my daughter for Christmas who LOVES hot cocoa! She was pleasantly surprised at the myriad of flavors! I did have some trouble finding ground anise, so I bought whole seed and ground it myself! Thank you so much for the recipe!
This was just what I was looking for. It's hot chocolate, but with a little bit of extra winter spice. I used less than 2 cups powdered sugar, and honestly I didn't need to add any more. I think adding the full amount of sugar would have made it too sweet.
WOW! I used special dark chocolate cocoa. Not too sweet; just perfect....layered tastes. Definitely a keeper!
it was good
really tasty.. liked the spices added to it. Would recommend using the milk instead of hot water