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Serendipitus Valentine Frozen Hot Chocolate

Submitted by angela on February 5, 2009 – 1:58 am5 Comments

Norman Rockwell captured the romance of sharing a dessert with two straws!
Finding this recipe for frozen hot chocolate is indeed serendipitous! A few years back, Oprah featured Serendipity 3′s own frrrozen hot chocolate mix. The dessert is so big and rich, it has to be shared. I shared a large cupful with my boyfriend at the time. Years later, I realize the boyfriend was worth forgetting, but not the dessert. In 2001, this dessert was even more immortalized by the movie, Seredipity starring Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack. If you are lucky enough to be near New York City this Valentine’s Day, I recommend you stop by Serendipity 3′s very early! But, if you are like the rest of us who are only dreaming of fine shopping and chocolate in NYC, then having this dessert at home covers at least the latter half of your desires!

Serendipity 3′s frozen hot chocolate is now sold in many fun and different containers now at Amazon. Or if you just don’t have time to wait for shipping before Valentine’s Day, make your own!
Ingredients:
* 6 pieces (1/2-ounce) chocolate , a variety of your favorites
* 2 teaspoons store-bought hot chocolate mix
* 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
* 1 1/2 cups milk
* 3 cups ice
* Whipped cream
* Chocolate shavings
Chop the chocolate into small pieces. Place it in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. Stir occasionally until melted. Add the hot chocolate mix and sugar. Stir until completely melted. Remove from heat and slowly add ½ cup of milk until smooth. Cool to room temperature.
In a blender, place the remaining cup of milk, the room-temperature chocolate mixture and the ice. Blend on high speed until smooth and the consistency of a frozen daiquiri. Pour into a giant goblet and top with whipped cream and chocolate shavings.

We are sharing this treat with our friends as a valentine. We have packaged the dry ingredients in a Wilton’s disposable cake decorating bag. Then we tie off the end and cut the excess. Next, we put that bag into another decorating bag and add on top of it all of the garnishes: marshmallows, the chocolate shavings and red hot hearts. Tie the end of the bag with ribbon. Attach the following Valentine tag and instructions. For more instructions check out our Peppermint Cocoa Cones here.

Annie: Sorry, guys! Here is the link to the tag/valentine!

Loralee: Oh, and you really should try this frozen hot chocolate. I LOVE it!

Check out more No Fuss Fabulous Valentine ideas here:
Chocolate Dipped Krispie Valentine Pops
To Chocolate or not to Chocolate?
Sweetheart Bouquet Lollies
Chocolate Dipped & Strawberry Sprinkled Fortune Cookies
Hearts Joined Garland
Kissable Valentine Pretzels

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5 Comments »

  • breeoxd says:

    I just have to tell you how much i love your site. I am always looking for wonderful fun things to make everyday that much more special and this really hits the spot. Also, thank you for mentioning this resturant today. I went there last year for lunch ( i got the seafood crepe- highly recommended!!!) and for some reason I dont have any pictures. Actually I felt a little silly taking pics so I didnt, and now I have no documentation that I ate at a famous place. couldnt remember the name and then I saw your post and it hit me . THANK YOU!

  • Joanna says:

    Wow! This sounds great. Thanks for sharing.

  • Lisa says:

    I think I’m in LOVE~ :) This frozen hot chocolate sounds absolutly fabulous. I’m going to have to make some.
    Thank you for sharing this recipe.
    Lisa

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  • Dark chocolate is my favorite kind of chocolate. Chocolates have some natural antioxidants too.,~.

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