Case in point: programmable thermostats. While it might be nice to wake up to a warm house or lounge around in shorts in the middle of winter, a 70° house completely annihilates the purpose of enjoying a frothy mug of hot chocolate; drinking piping hot chocolate while being piping hot... not so much fun.
It's not that I'm suggesting everyone go around indoors with wool ski masks all fall and winter, I'm merely suggesting every once in a while we open up all the windows, go for a drive and then come back and brew up a pot of steaming pumpkin spiced hot chocolate.
Mischele said,
"I would absolutely open all my windows for this Hot Chocolate!"
The Sisters that Spook are revealing the best Hot Chocolate Recipe you'll enjoy until... Christmas! and a double dose of what to do with those fantastically spooky coasters you can't resist in the Halloween section.

Pumpkin Spiced Hot Chocolate
Line your favorite mug with a few pumpkin marshmallow peeps

Throw in a few pumpkin spice Hershey Kisses (available at Target)

Toast a few pecans in butter and brown sugar, and blanket them over the top

Spray a generous dollop of whipping cream over the concoction

Pour your favorite recipe for Hot Chocolate over the goodies, increasing the water or milk by double
Stir to melt the pumpkin kisses
And Sip your way over to Pammy's blog for a great trick on using up those leftover holiday coasters.

Oooooooo I bet that is sooo sweet...but yummy!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap- i LOVE your for that recipe!
ReplyDeleteOh god it sounds like heaven!!
ReplyDeleteAdding peeps to any hot chocolate has got to be heaven!! Lukcily in Utah it is cold and I can have hot chocolate every morning.
ReplyDeleteMmmm. Looks so good. Anytime you can add even more sweets to an already sweet drink makes it that much more appealing!
ReplyDeleteI just happen to have some peeps. Time to go make some hot chocolate!
ReplyDeleteWOW that looks DELICIOUS! I may have to try that REAL SOON! Thanks for sharing! :o)
ReplyDeleteIt is sweet, but when you increase the water or milk by double in your hot chocolate, it helps to dilute so it's just right! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow -- are you sure that's hot chocolate? Looks more like chocolate soup -- looks FABULOUS! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I wish I could find seasonal Hershey Kisses nearby, but alas, only original and caramel are available to me.
ReplyDeleteI think these would be perfect for my halloween party this year!
Now that is impressive hot chocolate!
ReplyDeleteI think we are going to try this one. We love hot chocolate at our home!
ReplyDeletei just love it! these pumpkin hearts are soooo amazingly beautiful!!
ReplyDeletehave a great friday!
justyna
Now that's what I'm talking about!
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ReplyDeleteOh man, that hot chocolate sounds INCREDIBLE!! I am definitely going to try it out...
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! :)
YUM! That hot chocolate sounds good! I'm sending that recipe to my girlfriend who is having a halloween party and I think that would be great to serve when all the guests have left and we sit around and tell ghost stories. Such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYours Truly,
Lady Lex
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