submitted by Kathy
Lindenbaum
preparation time: 20
minutes
makes six ½ to ¾ cup servings
1¼ cups strong coffee liquid*
3 extra large eggs
(or 4 large eggs)
1 tablespoon vanilla
¼ teaspoon ground
cardamom
1 pinch flaked sea
salt
Candy sprinkles or
candied ginger (optional)
Whipped cream (optional)
Heat
the coffee mixture in a pot or microwave until almost boiling. You
want it to be very hot, but not boiling.
Put
all other ingredients in a high-speed blender. Blend on low and gradually
increase to high to mix all ingredients. Continue blending until almost smooth,
but if it starts to turn to sludge, turn off blender and get a knife or spatula
and dislodge the sledge and add a little of the very hot coffee mixture.
Carefully
turn on the blender again at low, gradually increasing speed up to high.
Once
mixed, with blender still on high, carefully open top small cap of blender
cover and very slowly pour – in a thin stream – the coffee mixture into
the blender. If the coffee mixture has
cooled be sure to reheat it to very hot before pouring it in at this last
step.
Blend
until smooth. If the mixture gets too thick and won’t blend, dislodge, as
above, with a spatula before adding in all the hot liquid.
Spoon
into small cups or heat-proof bowls. Refrigerate at least 4 hours.
Serve cold. Garnish with candy
sprinkles, whipped cream, etc.
*If you want, you can make up ¼ cup of this mixture with half & half (though
it’s already quite rich as is), or bourbon, rum, grand Marnier, etc. You
might want to consider using decaf coffee because there’s already caffeine in
the chocolate.
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