No but i had Mexican might be the same.
Anyway I put the chocolate powder in, then 1tsp cinnomon, then 1tsp vanilla extract and hot water of course. :)
That might be the spicy you are talking about idk..
2007-02-28 06:53:48
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answered by footballgrl 3
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Someone gave me a tin of Jacques Torres brand with cayenne and chipolte peppers, it is thick rich and is wonderful, but you have to be prepared for that initial kick.
I also like the Mexican Hot Chocolate, the one in blocks from Ibara, but you can make it yourself with a good baking chocolate and a few dried peppers ( a good quality Latin or Hispanic grocery, Mexican is best), find it in powder form and mix it to find your strength and tolerance to the heat, try semi-sweet and milk mixed with a good full fat milk, just mix the 2 chocolates and spice, then pour your hot milk over them and mix, the thicker the better, like the breakfast drink in Spain, Churros are a nice extra.
2007-02-28 19:40:40
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answered by The Unknown Chef 7
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chile peppers mix very well with chocolate and are the most common used when mixing spice with chocolate
2007-02-28 14:53:55
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answered by Lucid 1
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WONDERFUL AND EASY!!!
2 CUPS HEAVY CREAM
4 SMALL DRIED RED CHILES SUCH AS CHILES DE ARBOL
3 CINNAMON STICKS BROKEN IN HALF
1 CUP OF BREWED ESPRESSO
1 CUP OF SUGAR
2 CUPS OF HERSEY CHOC CHIPS
MELT YOUR HERSEY CHOC CHIPS OVER DOUBLE BOILER LOW HEAT AND WHISK IN HEAVY CREAM SLOWLY. THEN ADD BREWED ESPRESSO, 1 CUP OF SUGAR AND CRUSHED RED CHILES. POUR INTO CUP, PLACE CINNAMON STICK IN CUP FOR STIRING AND FLAVOR. ADD SOME WHIPPED CREAM FOR TOPPING AND SHAVINGS FROM CHOCOLATE.
2007-02-28 15:04:14
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answered by Mum to 2 5
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no idea......have u ever had that? i dont think so.
if u had that it might not be chocolate..........its some what spicy thing like some buiscuits.
2007-02-28 15:07:56
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answered by funny girl 1
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