Nutella Hot Chocolate. Print This Post This is a d’oh recipe.
You’ll smack yourself upside the head for not doing it before this! Recipe: Nutella Hot Chocolate Summary: Stir Nutella into steaming hot milk for the tastiest version of hot chocolate ever! This is a d’oh recipe if ever there was one! Ingredients 1 cup milk (I used 1%, but you could do it with nonfat, whole or whatever milk you have around)1 1/2-2 tablespoons Nutella Instructions Heat milk to steaming. Preparation time: 1 minute(s)Cooking time: 3 minute(s)Number of servings (yield): 1My rating 5 stars: ★★★★★ 1 review(s) Want something else Nutella-amazing? My Top Secret Diet Weapon. Continuing the theme of my post-vacation shape up, I went home and drank my veggies for lunch in the form of a… Green Monster Spinach Smoothies are one of my top secret diet weapons, because although they’re packed with baby spinach, which make my skin, hair, nails, and overall self feel totally great, they do not taste healthy at all.
I repeat, they do not taste healthy at all. Spinach is fat free, cholesterol free, low in calories, and very low in sodiumSpinach is an excellent source of vitamin A, C, K, iron, fiber, folate, and luteinLeutin is an antioxidant that promotes good eye health, and may help prevent cancer of the liver, ovaries, colon and prostate, and even dementia.Dole lab tests found spinach juice has twice the chlorophyl, eight times the calcium, six times the magnesium, 10 times the potassium, 15 times the vitamin C and 43 times the vitamin A of wheatgrass juice!
Are you convinced yet? Well channel your inner Popeye and get to blending already! Pure green gold! Orange PushUp Smoothie. When I was growing up, one of my favorite things to do was ride my bike with my friends to the local gas station’s mini-mart and reach into their freezer case and pull out an Orange Push-Up.
If you like Orange PushUps, Orange Creamsicles, or Orange Julius this is the smoothie for you. I loved Push-Ups and seeing those brightly colored dots meant that creamy orange goodness was soon going to be mine. I love it when Push-Ups begin to melt because they taste even sweeter, creamier, and better. The same was true with this smoothie. As it began to melt, it got even better. This smoothie is a dead ringer for Orange Push-Ups.
Don’t skimp on the sugar if you want it to taste exactly like an Orange Push-Up and I promise, it does. Sweet oranges ‘n creamy perfection. Wrinkle-Fighting Smoothie. Smoothie packs & my favorite smoothie. I’ve got another quickie for you tonight.
It’s more of an idea than a recipe. I’m sure a lot of you Budget Byters already stock your freezers with these handy smoothie packs, but I wanted to share the tip for those who may be new to the kitchen. Not only does this make smoothies faster and easier to make, but they’re a fraction, a small fraction, of what you’ll pay at your local smoothie counter. So, the formula is easy. Three one pound bags of frozen fruit of your choice, and four bananas. » Mother-In-Law’s Boiled Custard. Posted by Tara on Friday, December 18th, 2009 Mother-In-Law’s Boiled Custard What’s the difference between egg nog and boiled custard??
I’ve often thought of egg nog as a northern drink, and of boiled custard being the southern choice. I’ve been told that egg nog is the “spirited” drink. After researching this topic I’ve found that both these holiday drinks are frequently spiked. Here’s what Yahoo Answers has to say about the difference between egg nog and boiled custard- for what it’s worth: Traditionally egg nog is raw and not cooked at all!
I’d also like to set the record straight – my mother-in-law never spiked her boiled custard! You will need: 1 quart of whole milk½ cup sugar3 eggsSaltRind of one orange1 teaspoon vanillaDouble boilerWhipped creamNutmeg or Cinnamon In large bowl combine milk and sugar, whisking to blend. In small bowl, beat 3 eggs until fluffy. Heat water in bottom pan to a double boiler until it begins to boil. » Hot Spiced Apple Cider and Hot Spiced Tea Mix. Posted by Tara on Wednesday, December 12th, 2012 Here’s one of my hubby’s favorite fall/winter beverages.
He asks me to make this mix so he can keep some at work to make whenever he wants. I also had a request for this recipe from an old friend Pam. The recipe is easy to make and can be stored in a pretty canning jar, or given as a gift. Mix it with hot water to make Hot Spiced Tea, or mix it with hot apple cider for a tangy sweet fruity drink. 2 cups Tang or instant orange drink mix 1 package unsweetened Kool-Aid lemonade mix 1/2 cup instant iced tea mix (I used Decaf) 2 cups sugar 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon cloves Combine ingredients in a large bowl. To make 1 cup of Hot Spiced Tea – add 1 Tablespoon of mix to 1 cup hot water.
To make Hot Spiced Cider – add 2/3 cup mix to 1/2 gallon hot apple cider. Share on Facebook.