Cup O' Chocolate Comfort  

I spotted THIS over on Heavenly Homemakers and decided to try it out this morning. I made a slightly bigger batch because my two oldest can eat a lot of breakfast. It was warm, smooth, and filling -just like she said. I bet it would even be good cold. But after we had all had a cup and there was quite a lot left in the pot, I got a wild urge to try it as hot chocolate.

So I dumped in a handfull of semi-sweet chocolate chips, a pinch of salt, a few sprinkles of cinnamon, a dollop of blackstrap molasses (if molasses can be said to dollop) and some more milk because it was pretty thick from these additions.





 The result was creamy, chocolatey and yummy!

 

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