Library customer, Robin, submitted this delicious project taken from the book "Hot Chocolate: 50 Heavenly Cups of Comfort" by Fred Thompson. What a fun project for cold, wintry days.
If you are looking for a project that will wow kids and adults alike with a yummy taste, try the recipe in this book for marshmallows. They are easy to make (but they have to "set-up" overnight) and taste remarkably good. They melt deliciously in hot chocolate, and taste just as good all by themselves or rolled in powdered chocolate or strawberry drink mix. I found marshmallow making to be a fantastically fun time for the whole family. Plus the hot chocolate recipes in this book are divine!!
According to Robin, the following was what was most helpful about this project: easy to read, simple to make recipes, uses common ingredients, and it was yummy.
Thanks for sharing your project with us, Robin. If this book doesn’t help satisfy your sweet tooth, check out these other books on S’mores, Chocolate Drinks, and Desserts.
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Rats!!
