STRUGGLING to meet your recommended daily intake of fruit and veggies because you hate how they taste? What if we told you if there was a fruit that has the flavour of delicious chocolate pudding?
Or you could use a fruit or granola for a light ... But if you're a fan of more chocolate, give the pudding an all-over chocolate taste by mixing it in cocoa powder that you can sweeten with ...
Take a third of the dough and roll it out on a lightly floured surface. Invert the basin onto the pastry and cut around it to form a lid. Add the offcuts to the remaining pastry and roll out to a ...
Add a third while the fruit is cooking, according to taste (this also depends on the sweetness of the fruit). The pudding does need to have a slight sharpness to it. Add the water and then bring ...
There’s no need to throw overripe fruit in the bin when ... banana bread to incorporate his chocolate expertise, Paul’s creation is a “decadent pudding” that combines a few major flavours.
Expect delights like anonas (or custard apples), rare bananas (pisangraja, pitgo, Cuban red), black sapotes (also known as chocolate pudding fruit), eggfruit, or durians. Prices range from $127 ...
The perfect Christmas pudding for those who can’t stand the bitter flavours of a traditional option, Tesco’s Finest Black Forest pud is filled to the brim with Belgian chocolate chunks.