Hot Drinks

Forget those powdery mixes. This is homemade hot cocoa the way Grandma used to make it -- rich, creamy, and unforgettable.

Try this great recipe for a cold day.

Not much to say about this delicious drink.

The Aztec emperor Montezuma had an extraordinary fondness for hot chocolate--he drank up to 50 gobletfuls a day. If yours is a family who loves hot chocolate, here's a quick and economical recipe to keep you well supplied.

These delicious, smiling sippers are simple to make.

This hot cider recipe, tinted a snappy red with melted cinnamon candies, makes for an extra-festive salute to holiday carolers.

The secret ingredient in this mix is the mini chocolate chips, which melt when combined with the boiling water and give the cocoa an extra-rich flavor.

Package all the fixings for hot cocoa in this festive cone, a great holiday gift for babysitters, teachers, and neighbors.

A dash of pudding mix turns a winter favorite into an extra-special treat.

Warm up a cold day with a mug of hot cider topped with a hint of caramel.

Turn the classic hot-chocolate treat on its head by serving up steaming mugs of this vanilla-flavored tummy warmer -- topped with dollops of chocolaty cream.