Chocolate vodka Posted on 12 November 2010 Tags:Africa You’ll need: 1/3 of a bottle of vodka 2 slabs of your favourite chocolate (without nuts or wafers) Serve warm in shot glasses, or you can pour it over ice-cream. If you’re feeling adventurous, use any sweet, from Smarties to Jellybabies, instead of chocolate. Just make sure there are no wafers or nuts – they end up as a soggy mess at the bottom of the bottle. The tale behind this lethal holiday drink starts in a seedy Long Street bar while playing backgammon. The bar served real-deal flavoured vodka – I used to drink copious amounts, but the owners would never tell me how to make it. With a little trial and error, I finally figured it out. One massive warning: the combination of alcohol and sugar will rush straight to your brain, so please don’t drink this before driving. Break up the chocolate and shove it into the bottle of vodka. Put the lid on tightly, then immerse the bottle in a pot of warm water for about 10 minutes. As the water heats up, it raises the vodka’s temperature and the chocolate infuses into it. You end up with a lethal combination of vodka and sugar that will warm even the coldest heart on a crisp African night. For more recipes and outdoor cooking ideas, read Justin Bonello’s Cooked in Africa: A cooking journey through Southern Africa. Buy the book now Related Posts Artichoke, pea and chevin risotto 1 June 2023 This comforting winter recipe is by the executive chef of Tryn Restaurant and Bistro Sixteen82,... read more brodetto di pesce: an easy chunky fish soup recipe 19 May 2023 Swedish meatballs with homemade flatbreads and roasted aubergine 8 May 2023 Allesverloren is celebrating its 150-year milestone with a new wine - The Fanie Malan Fine... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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