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10 minute Chocolate Pudding!!

This recipe is from the New York Times's food journalist Mark Bittman. I thought I should share it with everyone as it is a really great dessert and it's so easy to make it almost seems like a dream.

Warning: This is a really rich dessert so I only recommend it to real chocolate lovers.

Serves 8:

Ingredients:

-450g of silken tofu (a pound)
-200g good quality melted dark chocolate (I've made it with 85%, 75% and 65% and its been great with each of them but it really depends on your taste)
-3/4 cup of sugar syrup, half water/half sugar
-1/2 tsp of cinnamon, good cinnamon otherwise it doesn't taste like anything
-1/2 tsp of chilli powder, careful not to use a really hot one
-1/4 tsp of vanilla essence

Method:

-Once you've melted the chocolate, blend it all together, put it into glasses or dishes and refrigerate. Once it has cooled eat it!!
As Bittman mentions you can put chocolate shavings on top, or nuts or anything you like really. I also think it would be nice with bananas.



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  1. Andy19 June 2013 at 03:20

    There should be a day of the year in which all you eat is this. Super easy, super cheap, and super tasty!

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