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Sure, it's just easier to use the Carnation instant stuff, but this will give Starbucks' Chantico a run for its money. | Sure, it's just easier to use the Carnation instant stuff, but this will give Starbucks' Chantico a run for its money. | ||
===Ingredients (per person)=== | |||
* 1 oz dark chocolate | |||
* about 1 tbsp skim milk powder | |||
* about 0.75 c water | |||
===Directions=== | |||
#Shave the chocolate with a sharp knife into a pot. (Small shavings will ensure you don't have globs of melted chocolate floating in your milk.) | |||
#Add milk powder and water and heat, whisking with a fork to ensure the chocolate dissolves evenly. | |||
Shave the chocolate with a sharp knife into a pot. | |||
Add milk powder and water and heat, whisking with a fork to ensure the chocolate dissolves evenly. | |||
Revision as of 22:56, 26 February 2005
Sure, it's just easier to use the Carnation instant stuff, but this will give Starbucks' Chantico a run for its money.
Ingredients (per person)
- 1 oz dark chocolate
- about 1 tbsp skim milk powder
- about 0.75 c water
Directions
- Shave the chocolate with a sharp knife into a pot. (Small shavings will ensure you don't have globs of melted chocolate floating in your milk.)
- Add milk powder and water and heat, whisking with a fork to ensure the chocolate dissolves evenly.