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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Chocolate pudding. Lactose free.



I love chocolate, and desserts. But I have a lactose intolerance so I can’t have dairy, so I try to change my recipes (the ones I can, of course) for a non-dairy ones. This time I’m going to share with you the original version of this amazing chocolate pudding, and the lactose free version. It’s very easy, just need a few ingredients, and almost no time to make it. I hope you’ll like the recipe as much as I do (I admit I make this pudding quite often)

Here is the recipe:

Ingredientes: 6 pax.

700 ml milk. Any: Regular one, lactose free, almond milk, coconut milk...
100 gr. sugar 
2 Tbsp corn flour
2 Tbsp cocoa powder 
Pinch of salt
2 gelatin sheets 
90 gr. dark chocolate (I use 70%, but feel free to use from 52%)
1 tsp vanilla Bourbon paste











Method:
  • Place gelatin sheets in cold water until soft.
  • In a big bowl mix corn flour, cocoa powder, sugar, salt.
  • Add 100 ml of cold milk (from the 700ml) and whisk until well combined. We don’t want any lump here.
  • Heat up the milk in a pan with the vanilla paste. Give it to a boil.
  • Once it’s boiling, take it off the heat and pour some into the cold mixture. Whisk until all mixed and dissolved. Bring all the flour and cocoa mixture into the boiling milk pan.Low down the temperature to a medium heat and keep whisking (it prevents the pudding from creating lumps) until it comes to a boil once again.
  • Take to off the heat and add the chopped chocolate. Stir until the chocolate is dissolved.
  • Let it cool down a bit and add the gelatin sheets (don’t add them when boiling, because the gelatin collapsed/ “died” at boiling temperature)
  • Don’t stop whisking until the temperature goes down (it has to be warm)
  • Pour the chocolate mixture into your ramekins or wherever you want to serve it (I also use it to fill cakes)
  • Cover with plastic wrap. Keep it in the refrigerator until cool (You’ll see that it will be quite thick)
  • The texture is between a caramel pudding and a chocolate custard. It’s so delicate and delicious!
Enjoy it! 







2 comments:

  1. Estoy completamente de acuerdo contigo: la cocina inglesa encierra en sí verdaderas joyitas culinarias. El pastel de carne, los scones, esos sandwiches de pepino o de pollo del té de las 5... y cientos de ellas no tan conocidas. Pero supongo que pasará lo mismo cuando por otras partes del mundo reducen a nuestra cocina a la paella y la tortilla, que se quedan cortos, muy cortos.
    Por cierto, la crema me parece fantástica. Y ya sabes que mi partenaire te agradecerá que nos descubras estas delicias sin lactosa ;-)

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    1. Marta, qué gusto que coincidamos! y lo que dices es cierto. Totalmente! Todas las recetas que suelo hacer aquí, con lactosa, yo me las hago SIN. Te pasará lo mismo, que en cuanto haces algo si sabes que es para alguien intolerante inmediatamente buscas sustitutivos. Gracias!

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