To make one cup of hot chocolate, you will need about 2 ounces of milk, semi-sweet, dark or white chocolate. Chop the ...

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If you are using dark or unsweetened chocolate, stir in sugar to taste ... A tablespoon or two of flavored coffee creamer would do the trick. Homemade whipped cream offers another opportunity ...

Beat butter until light and fluffy using an electric mixer. Sift in powdered sugar and cocoa powder. Add salt and vanilla.

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Grab your notebook and jot down this easy homemade sugar-free Jijona-style nougat recipe. If you have some extra time and get ...

Homemade biscuits will usually keep for up ... or once it’s been made. Milk, white or dark chocolate can be used, as well as flavoured chocolate and cocoa powder. Use cocoa powder instead ...

While homemade hot chocolate yields a decadent, creamy version of this drink, store-bought mix can be used as well. Look for a hot chocolate mix made with dark chocolate for a base that can stand ...

Firstly, finely chop your dark chocolate into small pieces and set it aside. Next, mix the milk and cream in a jug. Pour this mixture into a small pot and gently heat it - avoid boiling.

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I'd never had a homemade mug of hot chocolate — or hot ... milk powder, cornstarch, and dark chocolate. The one thing I noticed right away is that there are no sweetening agents in this recipe ...

Terri Stewart of Altoona, who was momentarily speechless when she was named the winner, beat out 77 other bakers to capture ...