Piedmont — Dolci & Pastry
Stirring the layers (defeats the purpose). Using thin cocoa instead of real hot chocolate. Using sweetened or over-whipped cream. Making it too large (it's meant to be small and intense). Serving in a mug instead of the proper glass.
Stirring the layers (defeats the purpose). Using thin cocoa instead of real hot chocolate. Using sweetened or over-whipped cream. Making it too large (it's meant to be small and intense). Serving in a mug instead of the proper glass.
Bicerin connects to similar techniques: Viennese melange (coffee-cream tradition), Spanish chocolate caliente (thick hot chocolate), Mocha (coffee-chocolate combination).
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