The Changes I Made : I used the recipe provided in the packet itself and adapted it to make it eggless. I used cornstarch to thicken my pudding and used 2% milk instead of whole milk. The chocolate chips that I had on hand were semi sweet and hence went for the same. The pudding was deliciously creamy and velvety. Its mildly sweet and was a hearty (and a guilt free) treat. Can you see the texture of the pudding? I had a tough time trying to make this chocolate dessert look as good as it did in my serving cup. I seriously developed photographic insecurity at the amount of time I was taking to get this picture right. 45 minutes for one final pic?? Na - that's so not me. My love for photography extends only up to the point where I can show the food the way it was on my plate. Hope I managed to get that across :)
Or even some powdered sugar for the people with sweet tooth.
Many cultures have Tapioca pudding, so I have no idea of its origin --DK
Please refer my "Tips" section regarding details of the differences. Yes, I will post the recipe for bubble tea when I can :)
Please refer my "Tips" section
Please refer my "Tips" section
By Egg Substitutes | Hiit Blog on Nov 25, 2013