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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Desserts => Topic started by: UnConundrum on January 20, 2009, 02:20:47 am
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Chocolate Pudding
Number of People: 4 (or 6 smaller)
Ingredients:
700 grams Milk
35 grams Corn Starch
120 grams Sugar
1/8 tsp. salt
150 grams chocolate chopped or pieces
1 tsp. Vanilla
Preparation:
1. Put the milk in the TM with the butterfly. Set to 10 minutes speed 3 @ 90C.
2. Mix the corn starch, sugar, and salt in a small bowl. Slowly add this mixture to the milk through the hole in the lid.
3. Around minute 8, the pudding should be thickening and the temperature at 90C. Slowly add the chocolate through the hole in the lid.
4. Just before the end of the 10 minutes, add the vanilla through the hole in the lid (leaving just enough time for the vanilla to mix in). The pudding should be nice and silky.
5. Pour into 4 (or 6) individual pudding cups.
6. Place in refrigerator to chill (about an hour).
(http://www.recipesonrails.com/recipes/photo/641-chocolate-pudding.png)
Tips/Hints:
NOTE: To avoid a skin, top the pudding with plastic as soon as possible, right on the pudding. If you like a skin, cover the bowl with plastic, leaving an air space between the plastic and the pudding.
members' comments
mimzim - I made it today and four hours later it has not set.
Made it again today, even doubles cornstarch, still not set.
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5. Pour into 4 (or 6) individual pudding cups.
That looks like an awfully BIG pudding cup that you used ;) ;) ;D ;D
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Who, me ??? :o
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LOL!!!
where's the steak and kidney component? ;)
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I made it today and four hours later it has not set?????
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Strange. Haven't tried it but Warren's recipes are generally bullet proof?
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Made it again today, even doubles cornstarch, still not set????????
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I wonder if 90º C is hot enough for cornstarch. Generally it has to boil to thicken and get rid of the starchy taste.
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Made my standard cornstarch chocolate pudding in the TMX today. It's cocoa rather than chocolate so everything can be added before you start to cook. It's 2 cups of milk with 35 grams of cornstarch.
It took 20 minutes at varoma temperature and firmed up beautifully.