Quick Hot Mint Chocolate

unikatissima Quick Hot Mint Chocolate

Recently I tried something that I really enjoyed: hot mint chocolate.
To this you heat the milk and stir in the mint coins* until they dissolved.
I used two pieces and it’s been rather sweet, but I think that depends on the used mint coins* and your taste ;-)

* mint coins are chocolate covered mint fondant fillings, a kind of After Eight Mints, but thicker and in the shape of a coin

By the way this hot mint chocolate goes wonderfully with this year’s lace knitter’s Advent calendar which starts today ;-))

 


Links:
Here at unikatissima:
Lace Knitter’s Advent Calendar 2012

Orange Peel Box II

Grand Illusions Orange Peel Box

I presented an orange peel box before, but because I’ve found better basic instructions (English Google translation), because it’s time for oranges again and this here is painted and not cut out I decided to make this second entry ;-)

 


Links:
Orange Peel Box II (Natural Orange Box)
via: My dried orange peel box
via: A Box Made From A Dried Orange Peel
via: A Box Made From a Dried Orange Peel

Instruction: muy buena cajas con cascara de naranja … (Spanish)
via: Comment at ‘My dried orange peel box’
English Google translation of the instruction

Here at unikatissima:
Orange Peel Box

Chocolate Advent Calendar

Amazon Dr Oetker Advent Calendar

Ok, it’s still some time until Advent, but you may want to practice a little before!?
I have seen this Advent Calendar mould for pralinées, where you cast in chocolate yourself.
Here you can already buy ready-made Advent calendars in the supermarkets, some are very inexpensive, why shouldn’t you take one of those, take away the cheap chocolate and fill again with the preferred chocolate of the addressee, e.g. dark chocolate?
I haven’t tried it yet, but I think that I will ;-)

 


Links:
Dr. Oetker 2194 Adventskalender-Set (German)
English Google translation