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Churros + Hot Chocolate

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Snuggle up with some tasty churros and hot chocolate

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    Boil the water with the sugar and salt.

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    Remove from the heat and mix in the flour.


  3. Step 3

    Step 3

    Place in a jug and beat in the eggs.

  4. Step 4

    Step 4

    Place inside an icer and squeeze out some long sticks.


  5. Step 5

    Step 5

    Heat up a pan with oil and fry the churros until golden.

  6. Step 6

    Step 6

    Remove churros from oil and rub in sugar or cinnamon.

  7. Step 7

    Step 7

    Heat a cup of the milk and the chocolate together until the chocolate has dissolved.

  8. Step 8

    Step 8

    Pour in the second cup of milk and then leave to heat up before serving.

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eva

24 Jun 15:43

I'm definitely addicted to your site.
Have you ever been to spain, cause -i see you have lot's of spanish recipes. I've you ever come here I promise I'll take you a tour around the best tapas places!
kisses
eva

Cat Morley

Cat Morley

25 Jun 18:46

Thanks sweetie, I might take you up on that. I have been to Spain a couple of times, Majorca, Gibraltar and the Costa Del Sol, very lovely.<br><br> I'm trying to do this thing where I concentrate on cooking from one part of the world for a couple of weeks and then move on, the first was Spain. xx

Caroline

29 Jun 23:08

Call me dumb, but what are churros?! They look yummy!

Cat Morley

Cat Morley

01 Jul 07:21

Churros is a Spanish word, so you are not dumb at all. Basically they are small sweet pastry sticks that you deep fry and cover in sugar or cinnamon. Very tasty.

Silvia

16 Jul 22:45

I`m Spanish, and although they look nothing like churros, the process is very similar, and I´m sure they taste the same. Great recipe and great site

Bex

01 Aug 15:48

i saw churros on some tv show once. they dont look that diferent. they look yummy, i will def. make sum. ;* ur site rocks!

kat

09 Nov 18:28

do you need an icer?

DesdeEspañaconglAMOuR

23 May 21:51

Hi,I'm a spanish girl who loves your website.
I just wanted to advise you that in order to be churros they should look more like a lace...or better like a tear.When you make the long sticks you have make the lace...and for more authentic look u can put a star-like head on the icer.
Thanks for this cool site!
Hugs from Madrid

Jocelyn A.

Jocelyn A.

19 Sep 14:21

MMMM tried it... Love em

Stephanie N.

Stephanie N.

23 Feb 05:38

you could make a hole in a zip block bag instead of using an icer

Stephanie N.

Stephanie N.

23 Feb 21:41

Yum! I tride this, they were delicious!

poppers101

poppers101

05 Jun 05:38

For the squares of chocolate, do you mean like breaking ten squares of Hersheys bars or rather bigger ones?

Chococat

Chococat

13 Jun 03:58

ive looked at some churro pics and your look similar and tastier

Ria S.

Ria S.

20 Nov 16:35

Sound lovely - can you tell me how long you boil the sugar & water for please?

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Cat Morley »
June 23, 2006 16:43
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