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How To Make Champurrado and Buñuelos with Chef Mario Medina

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Champurrado

Cultural Context

Champurrado is a traditional Mexican beverage, often enjoyed during breakfast or festive occasions. Originating from the ancient Aztecs, it combines chocolate and masa harina, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of Mexico. Today, it's a beloved comfort drink, especially during colder months, and has gained popularity beyond its borders.

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4 servings
Servings4
2 liters milk
2 ounces cinnamon
1 cup maseka
1 cup water
2 cups sugar
chocolate bar
1

Turn on the pot to heat it up.

2

Add 2 liters of milk to the pot.

3

Add 2 ounces of cinnamon to the milk.

4

Add the chocolate bar to the mixture.

5

Add 2 cups of sugar to the pot.

6

Stir the mixture and make sure to move it every 10 minutes to prevent burning on the bottom.

7

Prepare the maseka by mixing 1 cup of maseka with 1 cup of water.

8

Wait for the milk mixture to start boiling before adding the maseka mixture.

9

Add the maseka mixture to the pot and stir well with a spatula from the bottom.

10

Wait another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the champurrado is ready.

Equipment Needed

potspatula

Allergens

milk
Local Name: Champurrado

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