Guest guest Posted November 19, 2009 Report Posted November 19, 2009 Annie, I like to either brew a pot of Hazelnut decaf Coffee or use Nescafe Classico instant coffee. For 2 cups **1 cup of brewed (med.strong) coffee (cooled) 1 cup chocolate soy milk 1 Tab. organic powdered chocolate (mix and disolve the powdered chocolate in a small amount of warm coffee before adding to other ingredients) **1/2 Tab. Agave Nectar Scant amt. of liquid vanilla (add vanilla last right before serving) Use a small wire whip and stir the ingredients together. I then re-heat the Mocha on the stove. For company, a dollop of whipping cream on top at serving time is a treat. **The reason I use Agave Nectar is because of the flavor. Granulated sugar has a distinct often *metalic* taste and honey has too strong of a flavor with the chocolate. ** I often brew a whole pot of coffee, grinding the beans fresh. I then store left-over coffee in the fridge in a glass jar. That way you can have your cuppa for breakfast and a Mocha in the evening. Deanna in Colorado ********************************************************** " Annie Littlewolf " <mkdebord wrote: > Could you post your recipe for your mocha with Agave nectar?..) Quote
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2009 Report Posted November 19, 2009 Thanks, Deanna! I passed by the Agave Nectar today in the health food store - meaning to come back and get a bottle of it - my mind was focused on something else beyond that aisle. Then I forgot to come back and get it. I'll put it on my next shopping list. I have chocolate rice milk, I suppose that will substitute for the chocolate soymilk okay, do you think? And the powdered chocolate - do you mean cocoa? or do you mean ready-to-make chocolate milk? Annie Quote
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