How to Make Hot Chocolate
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Rob Kingsbury
Owner/Chocolatier, Kingsbury Chocolates
703.548.2800/877.704.4179
sales@kingsburychocolates.com
Rob is owner & chocolatier of Kingsbury Chocolates in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, as well as co-owner of the ACKC Cocoa Bar in Washington, DC. Relocating to the DC area in 2001, he opened Kingsbury Chocolates at 1017 King St in Alexandria, VA. This unique chocolate experience focuses on creating a blend of sumptuous & beautiful confections made fresh right on site. Everything is made in small batches by hand using fresh ingredients and imported chocolate. Many recipes have been based on the generations of chocolate connoisseurs in his family, these creations now infuse rich tradition with novel innovation. You can reach Kingsbury Chocolates via email: Sales@KingsburyChocolats.com, or by phone: 703.548.2800/877.704.4179. His latest venture with co-owner Eric Nelson of Artfully Chocolate, is DC's first Cocoa Bar. ACKC is a combination of one part Cocoa Cafe, one part Confectionary, and one part Art Gallery. Guests have the opportunity to create their own beverage from 5 different types of chocolate with a multitude of flavor infusions. Wanting to add a fun, creative, and educational chocolate aspect to DC, Rob also offers classes and tastings. You can learn how to make ganache or simply enjoy a sampling of chocolate from around the world. ACKC Cocoa Bar is located at 1529c 14th St, Washington, DC. Their email is Sales@TheCocoaGallery.com, and phone contact is 202.387.2626/888.758.6699.
How to Make Hot Chocolate
Rob Kingsbury shows how to make basic hot chocolate, but it doesn't stop there. Watch as Rob also creates lavender and chipotle-flavored hot chocolate delights.
How to Make Hot Chocolate
Ingredients
Hot Chocolate:
1 1/2 cups of Milk
1 cup of Chocolate Shavings
Lavender Hot chocolate:
1 1/2 cups of Milk
1 teaspoon of Lavender
1 cup of Chocolate Shavings
Crushed pistachios
Instructions
1. Heat up milk on medium heat in a pot.
2. Dump in chocolate shavings and whisk the milk and chocolate together.
3. Pour it in a mug and top with whipped cream and chocolate shavings.
4. For lavender hot chocolate, add lavender buds to the milk and let them steep for 2 minutes. Strain the milk into a cup, add the chocolate shavings and whisk. Top it with whipped cream and crushed pistachios.
Transcripts
Rob Kingsbury: Hi! I am Rob Kingsbury with Kingsbury Chocolates and today I am going to show you how to make a perfect cup of hot chocolate as well as two other variations, one infused with lavender and ground pistachios and the other one an Aztec version with chipotle peppers and ground cinnamon stick.
So to start of, let s talk a little about our ingredients here today, really, really simple. I am using a whole milk today but you can use any kind of milk you would like even including soy milk. For my chocolate I am using semi-sweet chocolate shavings, but again that s up to you if you d like to use white chocolate or milk chocolate or even bittersweet chocolate, that s your personal preference. For the infused chocolates that we re doing here today, I have imported lavender buds from Provence, my pistachios nuts, I have salt roasted. The peppers I am using are chipotle peppers and I am using fresh grated cinnamon stick.
So let s talk also a little bit about our utensils here today. Again, very simple; I am using a saucepan to heat my milk in, a whisk to combine the chocolate shavings with the hot milk together, a strainer to separate the infused lavender and the infused pepper out of the steamed milk, and a scoop, one cup, measuring cup for the 12 ounce portion of hot chocolates that I am doing today, and also remember we are in a kitchen we have scalding hot milk here on our stove top. So make sure that your saucepan handles are turned away from the edge, so small hands on grabbing on that and pulling it down. All right, a little bit more about myself, I am owner of Kingsbury Chocolates in Alexandria, Virginia. I am also a co-owner of the new ACKC Coco Bar in Washington DC. Let s go ahead and make that perfect cup of hot chocolate.
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