How To: Make churros with thick chile-spiked chocolate

These ain't your Disneyland churros, or really like any churros you've had in your life. Churros, which are Spanish doughnuts consisting of fried potato dough, originated in Spain but are now extremely popular in the U.S. The fried dough is usually tossed with mountains of cinnamon for a very satisfying sweetness and spice to compliment the greasy bread dough.

If you're a fan of churros and would like to eat churros the way they were meant to be eaten, check out this churro recipe.

Gregg Sessler of Cava restaurant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, shares his wife Kristin's famous churro recipe. Churros, often referred to as "Spanish doughnuts" are long, ridged pieces of fried dough, rolled in cinnamon-sugar. Gregg serves his churros with a thick, warm chile-spiked chocolate, but suggests using melted chocolate or hot cocoa for dipping.