Dalmatian pudding

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Chocolate and coconut, what a great combination!

Dalmatian pudding

Serving Size: 4

Ingredients:

  • 400 ml. coconut cream
  • 1 cap full vanilla flavor
  • 2 handfuls coconut
  • 1 tsp. granulated sugar
  • 2 tbs. powdered sugar
  • 2 tsp. corn starch
  • 100 grams pure chocolate (optionally handful chocolate chips)

Dalmatian pudding

Directions:

Empty the can of coconut cream into a saucepan.
Add the corn starch and mix well to make sure all the lumps are gone.
Add both the sugars and cook slowly until it begins to thicken.
Add the coconut and pour into individual serving blows.
Place in the refrigerator to cool and become more solid.

If you can get chocolate chips:
Place the chocolate chips on top of the pudding as you wish, later or before you put the pudding in the refrigerator. Zap the puddings in the microwave for a short time to melt the chocolate spots. Then into the refrigerator to chill until eaten.

If you can not get chocolate chips:
Break the chocolate bar into smaller pieces.
Using a bain-marie (also called a double boiler), melt the chocolate.
I used an eye dropper to dot the chocolate spots around on top, but any small tip point that is safe for edibles will work.

8 Responses to “Dalmatian pudding”

  1. erica says:

    This is very cool! Dramatic presentation!

  2. Ninnie says:

    Sooooo original, I love the presentation!

  3. Foodeater says:

    Yeah, I’m sure it tasted delicious, but the arrangement and plates are totally rocking it!

  4. Celine says:

    c’est magnifique! :D

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  6. Tuppy says:

    I was looking for chocolate recipes suitable for vegans and found this recipe … wow!

    Sounds delicious, and to echo your other commenters, the presentation is beautiful I think I’ll have to find chocolate chips, ‘cos I definitely don’t have the patience for an eye dropper!

  7. Aparna says:

    I came upon your site while searching for puddings. This looks gorgeous and I would like to give it a go.
    Could you tell me why you use powdered sugar and granulated sugar?
    Thanks.
    You have a very nice blog here.

  8. Sunshinemom says:

    I saw Aparna’s post where she strongly recommends yours! Now I know why – the second picture is just too good esp. the melting tops:)

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