Chocolat Chaud

In 1643, Princess Maria Theresa of Spain brought a gift of chocolate to France, a royal chocolate maker was employed, and chocolate has been a rage ever since, thus giving way to...

Chocolat Chaud.

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This recipe requires no special regional ingredients, so it is extremely easy to make!

Prep: 2 mins, Cook: 5 mins

Yield: About 3 Cups (3 servings)


Ingredients:

6 ounces chocolate (semisweet, chopped or white)

1/4 cup hot water

3 tablespoons hot water 

 3 cups hot milk 

Sugar to taste 

Garnish: whipped cream, chocolate curls (optional)

 


Instructions:

Using a double boiler or a heat-safe glass bowl over simmering water, melt the chopped chocolate into ¼ cup of the water.

Stir in the 3 tablespoons hot water and milk until the chocolate mixture is smooth.

Pour the hot chocolate into cups and add sugar as desired.

Garnish each cup with a spoonful of whipped cream and a few chocolate curls and enjoy!

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We hoped you enjoyed learning how to craft your own Chocolat Chaud! Nothing pairs with amazing French hot chocolate like the French language! Be sure to check out our Group Classes and Private Lessons below to learn more!

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