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Baby Hot Chocolate w/ Chile

Baby Hot Chocolate w/ Chile

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by coffeefoodwritergirl

Baby Hot Chocolate w/ Chile

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by coffeefoodwritergirl

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Chocolate Cake
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    coffeefoodwritergirl's Notes: This is a take on my baby chocolate soufflé – though it is a little richer – a little more chocolatey and I’ve added chile. It is a combination of the thick spicy hot chocolate found in Spain...

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Serves 10

  1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Generously butter 10 - 2"x2.2(h)" espresso cups.

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  2. Melt chocolate with the chile and cinnamon in a double broiler (or bowl set over simmering pan of water), stirring occasionally. Remove bowl from heat and stir in yolks. Mixture will become very stiff.

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  3. Beat whites with a pinch of salt (I like a copper bowl) on medium speed until hold soft peaks and then add sugar a little at a time. Beat until hold stiff peaks. Stir a little over one cup whites into stiff chocolate mixture to lighten it up a bit and then fold chocolate mixture into whites, folding completely, gently and thoroughly.

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  4. Spoon into espresso cups (run your pinky around the outside edge so it will rise evenly) and bake for ten minutes until rising over edge, then turn heat up to 375 degrees and bake an additional 2-4 minutes until high and puffy and slightly spilling over the edge...

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3 Comments on Baby Hot Chocolate w/ Chile

Img_0423 Reply

Thanks, guys. I made this last night and it is so simple to make and turns out really creamy and delicious. With just a teeny bit of the spice. Also tastes sinful and rich but still relatively guilt free. You can make these ahead and freeze them as well. Just increase the cooking time by about 4-6 minutes.

Dsc_0019_2 Reply

This looks fantastic, time to get out the espresso cups!

Chocolate_peppermint_truffle_cookies_032 Reply

For some reason I'm logged in as AntoniaJames, not sure how that happened, but this looks wonderful. I love the combination of chocolate and spicy pepper softened with cinnamon. I would love this! -chezsuzanne

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