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Steamed chocolate pudding

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Ingredients

16 piece(s)

Pudding

  • 60 grams Sugarin+, or sugar
  • 60 grams cocoa powder, Dutch is beautiful
  • 110 grams kamut flour
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • 130 grams banana
  • 190 grams Milk, rice and cashew or soy or coconut or almond or dairy
  • 3 eggs
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Recipe's preparation

    Pudding

  1. Place Sugarin+ in TM bowl and mill for 10 seconds on speed 10. Set aside - if you don't remove it, the Sugarin+ will stick to the bottom 

     

    Place the rest of the dry ingredients in the TM bowl and sift for 10 seconds on speed 5. Set aside 

     

    Add the banana to the TM bowl and mix for 8 seconds on speed 4, scrape down the sides 

     

    Add the rest of the ingredients and mix for 8 seconds on speed 3, turning the dial up slowly 

     

    Scrape down the sides all the way down to the bottom, and scrape down the tops of the blades

     

    Mix again for 8 seconds on speed 3, turning the dial up slowly 

     

    Divide batter between 8 Tupperware ramekins (half fill them, as it will minimally double in size) and place into Varoma dish 

     

    Place the rest of the batter in the fridge until the first batch is ready 

     

    Cover the ramekins with foil to prevent water dripping in

     

    Rinse the TM bowl and add 1 litre water 

     

    Set the Varoma into position and steam for 22 minutes at Varoma temperature on speed 2

     

    Remove the puddings

     

    Repeat the steps from "Divide batter" to cook the rest of the puddings  

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Tip

This is a relatively dark chocolate pudding that has a light cake texture. I am working on a thick chocolate sauce to compliment it that is dairy-free and low fat, but has the body and taste of a dairy sauce 

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  • livbambola:...

    Submitted by vanaheimr on 6. March 2018 - 09:02.

    livbambola:
    Kamut is an ancient grain that is very gentle on the tummy. I use it to substitute for normal wheat flour as wheat makes me tired. The fun thing with kamut is that you can get a wholewheat version of it that bakes as well as normal white flour (ie it doesn't get dense and heavy like rye etc), but is nuttier.

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  • I love the sound of this

    Submitted by livbambola on 13. April 2015 - 11:48.

    I love the sound of this recipe! I've not yet tried a steamed pudding but would like to! What is kamut flour? Is there any substitute? 

    Thanks in advance!!

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