Bring the milk to the boil with Kaba. Melt the mint tablets in it. Put a splash of peppermint schnapps (for children without) into the warm cup, then pour on the hot cocoa.
As a garnish, whip the cream with the bourbon vanilla sugar until stiff, pour onto the cocoa, decorate with cocoa powder and mint leaves.
An unusual version of cocoa cooked in milk, with the addition of egg yolk. The yolk gives cocoa an appetizing thickness and allows you to get a lush layer of silky foam when whipping. Cooking takes a few minutes, and the taste conquers from the first sip....
To make cupcakes, cakes, and other pastries look prettier and more appetizing, they are covered with glaze. How to make it? For this, a recipe for cocoa glaze comes in handy. Ingredients: Powdered sugar – 4 tablespoon Cocoa – 2 teaspoon Milk – 1.5-2 table...