The Best HomeMade Hot Chocolate Milk Recipe. Hot and Delicious Delight at Home. Quick and Easy.

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Introduction
When winter is coming, there is nothing better than a warm cup of Hot Chocolate Milk in your cozy bed. In Pakistan, hot chocolate milk is less famous compared to countries like Europe and America. But my mom always gave us hot chocolate milk during our childhood at night. As siblings, we all had different tastes, and as everyone knows, not every child likes milk. My siblings were like that—they didn’t enjoy milk as much as I did. I always liked milk, but my brother and sister didn’t. That’s why my mom added hot chocolate, which made them love it. Its rich, nutty flavors created a craving for it every night. Its so simple and easy to make With few ingredients. I’ll share the recipe below.

Instruction 

Its preparation time is less than 5 minutes, and the cooking time is also 5 minutes. You can serve it to four people at once, and you can also prepare its powder and store it in a dry, airtight container for later use.

Premix

First, we make the premix, which makes it convenient to prepare hot chocolate milk whenever you crave it. For the premix, you need the following ingredients:
Cocoa Powder – 6 tablespoons
Cornflour – 1 tablespoon
Coffee (any coffee for flavor enhancement) – 1/2 to 1 teaspoon
White or brown sugar – 2 tablespoons or adjust to taste 

Instruction For Premix.

It is so easy—just mix all these dry ingredients in a jar and combine them well. Your premix is ready! Now, the next step is to make hot chocolate milk using this premix.
 

Ingredients for Hot Chocolate Milk.

I will share recipe for one cup you can make it one or more by double the ingredients: 

Milk – 1 cup
Premix – 3 tablespoons
Cream and good quality chocolate (any brand, optional)
Whipped cream for topping 

Instruction for Hot Chocolate Milk.

Pour one cup of milk into a nonstick bowl or pan.
Add 3 tablespoons of premix and mix it well before cooking.
Optionally, add a little chocolate and cream of any brand to enhance the flavor.
Cook on medium to low flame and stir continuously. Cook it untill its become a little bit thick.
Transfer it to a cup and top it with fresh whipped cream. It’s ready to drink!

Special Instructions.

Stir continuously while cooking if you don,t stir it its make lumps.
Make sure to mix the powder well when adding premix to the milk.
This is a tasty and healthy recipe for children at night—they’ll love its rich, chocolatey taste.








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