As I wind down my reminiscing, I can’t help but think of the warm and nurturing hot chocolates we ended our evenings with at Jamala Wildlife Lodge. To symbolise my slow journey back through my past, I thought a slow cooker hot chocolate would be great. Don’t worry if you can’t drink it all in one go. Allow any leftovers to cool, then refrigerate until cold. It makes a great chocolate mousse!
Slow Cooked Hot Chocolate
Special Equipment:
Slow Cooker
Stick Blender
Ingredients
300ml double cream
2 cups of milk
200g milk chocolate, broken into pieces
50g dark chocolate, broken into pieces
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Instructions
Place all the ingredients into the slow cooker, cover and cook on low for 1 hour.
After 1 hour, give the chocolate a good whisk making sure you scrape any chocolate from the bottom and sides into the mixture. Cover and cook on low for 3 hours.
Turn off the slow cooker and very carefully blend the hot chocolate with a stick blender.
Serve piping hot.
I am a hot chocolate NUT! I actually drink some every day (delicious and full of calcium!) Can;t wait to try this one 🙂
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Let me know what you think of it if you make it!!
Our favourite place for coffee also has the best hot chocolates. They do different percentage chocolates – I’m slowly trying them all 🙂
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Oh that sounds good. My favorite is chocolate mint hot chocolate. I like raspberry too 🙂
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I made one recently with tahini – tasted like liquid chocolate halva 🙂
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That sounds great. You are giving me creative ideas 🙂 Of course, I am not NEAR the cook you are. But I could experiment a little 🙂
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I’m like a witch with a cauldron and no spell book! I just add things and see how I go 🙂
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You are a kitchen witch!
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Love the hot chocolate and love the mugs too.
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I love the mugs! I bought them with birthday money my sister gave me 🙂
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Love the hot chocolate and love the mugs too.
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Thanks! The mugs are hand painted in Africa. They are so beautiful and the money goes towards helping the community.
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I’m sure your sister is very happy that you bought such a beautiful gift that both you and she loves.
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The giraffe egg cup I use as a Turkish coffee cup is cute too 🙂
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