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CHAMPURRADO

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Welcome back family!


So now what do we do with the leftover tamales from Christmas Eve? How about we eat some for breakfast with a delicious champurrado! šŸ¤¤



Ingredients:

4 cups COLD WATER

2 MEXICAN CINNAMON STICKS

8 PILLONCILLO MINIS (approx 8 oz)

3 MEXICAN CHOCOLATE TABLETS

1 gal WHOLE MILK

1-1/2 cups MASECA

4 cups WARM WATER


Instructions:

1- Add 4 cups of COLD WATER, CINNAMON STICKS and PILONCILLO to a large pot.


2-Simmer over medium heat. Keep stirring with a wooden spoon until the piloncillo is fully dissolved.


3-Add the MEXICAN CHOCOLATE TABLETS to the pot.


4-After about a minute the chocolate tablets will get soft. Use the wooden spoon to break it up until the chocolate is fully dissolve. Keep stirring.


5-Add the WHOLE MILK to the pot. Keep stirring. Lower the stove to low.


6-In a separate bowl mix the MASECA with 4 cups of WARM WATER. Whisk until fully incorporated.


7-Using a strainer pour the maseca mixture over the champurrado. Keep stirring for approximately 30 minutes over low heat or until the champurrado starts rising to the top.


8-Turn off the stove.


9-Carefully remove the cinnamon sticks from the champurrado and enjoy!


Tip: If you like a thicker consistency just add less warm water to the Maseca mixture.


Note: Piloncillo is an unrefined whole cane sugar used in Mexican cooking and baking. If youā€™ve never tried itā€¦. You must! You can find it in most Latino grocery stores.



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