Recipe by Ryland, Peters & Small , Hannah Miles

S’mores Hot Chocolate

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2 Servings
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20 Minutes
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S’mores are a delicious campside treat popular all over America — toasted marshmallows and chocolate are sandwiched between graham crackers or digestive biscuits. That delicious combination is the inspiration for this fun and warming drink. You will need a chef’s blow torch for this recipe.

Ingredients

Special Equipment

  • chef’s blow torch

S’mores Hot Chocolate

  • 100 grams/3 and 1/2 ounces milk/semi-sweet chocolate, such as Geneve, chopped

  • 2 graham crackers or digestive biscuits, crushed with a rolling pin into crumbs

  • 250 milliliters/1 cup milk of your choice

  • 250 milliliters/1 cup double/heavy cream

  • 2 giant marshmallows

Directions

1.

Prepare two heatproof glasses first. Place the chopped chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water and heat over a low heat until melted — do not let the base of the bowl touch the surface of the water. Carefully dip the rims of each glass into the chocolate.

2.

Place the cracker/biscuit crumbs on a plate and dip the chocolate-coated rim of each glass in the crumbs to coat. Set aside until you are ready to serve.

3.

Spoon the remaining melted chocolate into a saucepan with the milk and cream, and heat over low heat, whisking all the time. Pour the hot chocolate into the prepared glasses, taking care not to pour over the chocolate-crumb rim decoration.

4.

Place each marshmallow on a fork and toast with the blow torch to caramelize. Take care not to burn the marshmallows. While the marshmallows are still warm, place one on top of each drink. Serve at once.

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From Festive Coffee Shop Drinks: More than 50 Holiday-Inspired Recipes for Coffees, Hot Chocolates & More with recipes by Hannah Miles, Ryland Peters & Small. Photograph by Steve Palmer © Ryland Peters & Small

S’mores Hot Chocolate

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