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Not only does their green tint allude to the Green Chartreuse's color, but mint is also a dominant flavor of the green liqueur. While this drink is an excellent choice for winter, it works just as well in an iced version! Simply chill the hot chocolate after making it, then combine it with the Green Chartreuse and Kirschwasser in a rocks.

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Instructions: Heat the hot chocolate ingredients in a saucepan and stir until the chocolate has melted and the ingredients have incorporated. Pour into a glass, and top with a shot of Green Chartreuse. We'd recommend substituting Faccia Brutto's Centerbe if you can't find Chartreuse. Finish with a swirl of whipped cream.

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2 tsp green Chartreuse liqueur. Sugar to taste (Some hot chocolate powders are already pre-sweetened, so no need to add.) 1. In a small pot, put the Chartreuse and sugar and the stir. 2. Add the milk (or water or even a 50/50 milk - water combination). 3. Add chocolate powder and stir until dissolved. Don't let it boil.

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According to Tim Master, vice president of spirits for Frederick Wildman & Sons (the company that distributes Chartreuse in the United States), the Green Chaud was a drink pushed by the French sales team in the 1980s. Vintage bottles from this period even have the recipe printed on the back label, under the name Chartreuse Chocolat.

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Whisk to combine and melt chocolate. Add pinch of salt and brown sugar. Stir. Pour 6 oz of hot chocolate into each mug. Add 2 oz of Chartreuse to each mug. Top with whipped cream. Drink. Chocolate and Chartreuse is a magic combination, so what could be better on Christmas Eve than Verte Chaud, a spiked hot chocolate.

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Whisk in the chocolate until melted. Then, bring to a simmer. Whisk constantly for 3-5 minutes until the mixture thickens slightly. Remove from heat, add sugar and salt. Stir until mixed and sugar melted. When ready to serve, divide green chartreuse between 4 mugs (2 ounces each) and then top with warm chocolate mix.

Warm Chartreuse Souffle with Chocolate Sauce

To make hot chocolate base use a saucepan over medium heat, combine cocoa powder, sugar, salt and water. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly, until smooth. Reduce heat to low and add milk, continuing to stir constantly until hot, but do not boil. Remove from heat and serve immediately. Makes about 37 oz (1.1 L) (serves 4)

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INGREDIENTS. 2 ounces Whiskey. 1 cup Milk. 2 tablespoons Cocoa Powder. 1 tablespoon Sugar. Chartreuse Whipped Cream.

Warm Chartreuse Souffle with Chocolate Sauce

Pour the liquid over the remaining base ingredients. Mix well and chill completely. Make the whipped cream: In a medium bowl, combine all the cream ingredients and whip to a loose consistency.

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Instructions. Put the pan in a stove top and put it in a medium heat. Add 3 cups of Whole milk into a pan. Add the semi-sweet chocolate and whisk. Add the brown sugar then a pinch of salt. In a glass, add the Green Chartreuse. Then add the hot chocolate. Top with whipped cream.

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Preparation. Cut the vanilla bean lengthwise in half. Scrape seeds into large saucepan. Add bean, milk, and whipping cream and bring to simmer. Remove from heat; cover and let steep 20 minutes.

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Directions. In a medium saucepan, combine the milk, Chartreuse, Calvados, chocolate, vanilla bean and seeds and cinnamon stick. Stir constantly over moderate heat until the chocolate is completely.

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You need hearty warming drinks to get you through the long nights so mix up a batch of these boozy hot chocolate tonight and cozy up by the fire or head outside do some stargazing! Green Chartreuse + Bourbon Spiked Hot Chocolate with Peppermint bark. Makes about 6 8oz servings. 9 oz Green Chartreuse; 3 oz bourbon

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One can follow the origin story of hot chocolate all the way back to 500 B.C. when Mayans ground cacao beans and combined them with water; later, the drink found its way to Europe in the 17th century. The production of Chartreuse was initiated by Carthusian monks in the Kingdom of France in the 18th century.

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Stir and sip comfort in a mug with the best hot chocolate recipes to warm you up all winter. As the temperatures drop, it's all the more tempting to hole up at home, sit by the fire, and grab a.

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1½ oz green chartreuse; 6 oz shaved chocolate; 3 oz hot water wet heavy cream to top Instructions. Stir together hot water and shaved chocolate until combined; Add Chartreuse and top with wet cream; Wet Cream Recipe. 8 oz heavy cream; 1 tbsp powdered sugar; Instructions. Combine heavy cream and sugar in a mixing bowl