I'm serving time in an Ice Cell and turning into a Hot Mess (aka Cabin Fever-itis), but since the only thing worse would be running out of chocolate, I'm celebrating my lock up with this Spiked Hot Tamale Hot Chocolate, and believe me...it is a celebration on a mug for sure!
Nothing fancy here, just a few ingredients with a lot of flavor and kick! Hard to feel when it's so cold, the extra juice bottles and gallons of milk I got on Sunday, kept in the garage, are frozen!!!! Yikes!
This time I didn't have any whipped cream, or cute marshmallows, or sweet sprinkles, just Peppermint Hershey kisses, melting in the hot chocolate and some extra sweetness thanks to Marshmallow Fluff.
This tastes just like the candy, sweet, spicy and hot! only with a little something extra for grown ups.
Thank You for visiting the blog today! It's always a pleasure to enjoy your company and your comments on each post! We will be looking forward to the weekend when finally this cold front will be gone for good...I hope! Remember my friends, everything tastes better with a Pinch of Love!
Besitos,
Lizy
"Hot Tamales" Spiked Hot Chocolate
Ingredients:
1 Tablet "La Abuelita"
4 Cups Whole Milk
Pinch of Salt
1 Cup Peppermint Hershey Kisses
4 ounces Tequila
2 ounces Hot Damn Cinnamon Schnapps
Marshmallow Creme and Powder Cinnamon to top it
Directions:
In a saucepan, bring milk to simmer and add your chocolate tablet, stir until it melts. Add s the pinch of slat and whisk. Add Hershey Kisses to the mix and keep stirring until they melt as well and everything is well combined.
Add Tequila and Cinnamon Schnapps and whisk one more time before dividing the mix into 4 mugs.
Top your hot chocolate with some Marshmallow Creme, sprinkle some powdered cinnamon and a few extra Hershey Kisses. Cheers and Enjoy...bottoms up!
Total Prepare Time: 10 Minutes
Sharing my Sweet Spiked Fiery Hot Chocolate at these Fabulous Parties:
Looks delicious and warm:) This would be great to serve on Valentine's Day or Evening:) It has been -45 here in Northern WI, I agree with you, I like having the "choice" to leave my little house in the woods~ Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines
ReplyDeleteThank You Lynn! Now that I think of it, you are right it would be great for Valentines it it stays this cold we definitely are going to need help getting all cozy and romantic, lol. Thanks or visiting!
DeleteMuy caliente, Girl! Wow! This is awesome. What a "hot" drink to surprise when you serve it.
ReplyDeleteWishes for tasty dishes,
Lind
LOL...thanks Linda...it's sure warms you up fast!
DeleteThe Schapps does seem like the perfect edition, and baby it's cold outside!!!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is girlfriend...we still have at least 1 month more to go, better buy another bottle of tequila! LOL thank you for stopping by Rosey! Hugs
DeleteOh my! That looks GOOD! About this time of year, the regular hot chocolate starts to get "old"....perfect timing for something special!
ReplyDeleteI laughed at how much alike we are. I love to "squirrel in" my craft and cooking supplies and then hibernate until everything's done - but that doesn't mean I don't want the option of driving out to pick up "one more thing" that I'd forgotten - or had an inspiration for along the way! We'd make great neighbors!
Could you imagine if we were neighbors Miss J??? we would never get nothing done other than chat and cook goodies all day! It would be so much fun!!! I just wish it was possible! Maybe one of these days all Michigan bloggers should have a get together and share hibernation stories! So good to see you!!!! Blessings and stay warm!
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