Saturday, November 11, 2006

Chocolate pudding

This is my favourite chocolate pudding recipe. 12 years ago, I was at the Dr's office waiting with fingers and toes crossed as I had missed my periods for 2 whole weeks. I was too nervous and I found this magazine on the side corner. Nervously I flipped though the pages and I found this recipe. I wanted to copy it, but before I could do it I heard my name being called. I walked in to the Dr's room with the magazine in my hand(ofcourse I didn't even know I was holding something in my hand). I saw the 2 lines on the preg test kit and all I remember is walking down the road from the clinic almost floating all the way home. Only when I reached my home, did I see that I still had the magazine in my hand. I called the clinic to tell them that I have their magazine and the telephone operator laughed... she told me I can keep the magazine. I lost the baby.. and still have the magazine..Every time I think about her.. I make the pudding.. Today is one such day


Preheat the oven to 375 degrees

Sift
75 gm self raising flour
25 gm cocoa powder
1 tsp baking powder
a pinch of salt

Beat together
125 gm butter at room temp
125 gm sugar

Add 2 eggs, one at a time with a tbl spn of the sifted cocoa flour mix. Beat well.

Finally fold in the flour, add 1 tsp vanilla essence and 2 tbsp milk.

Pour the above mix on a greased casserole.

Now is the fun part.. Which tells you how courageous you are

Mix 50 gm brown sugar, 25 gm cocoa and 25 gm white sugar. Sprinkle on top of the pudding mix in the casserole

Mix 2 tsp nescafe in 225 ml water(cold to room temp). Pour it over the pudding mix... Yes pour it

Chuck in the oven and bake for 40 mints.. During cooking time, the liquid will sink to the bottom of the pan and forms a yummy chocolate sauce.. Enjoy

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sarah, this sounds like a fun recipe, I will try it over the weekend, is self raising flour different from All purpose flour?

Unknown said...

WOW!!! I lurve chocolate (self saucing ) pudding.

Anonymous said...

I am sorry for your loss Sarah.. I know how you feel because I've been there...suffered all that... But I am glad you have a sweet way to remember her!

hope and love said...

hmmm what can i substitute for selfraising flour..? flour+baking poweder..? propotion..?
my boys r going to love this.
:))

Sarah said...

Shankari: SRF can be made by adding 2 t spn of baking powder and a pinch of baking soda for every 2 cups of flour.

Pushpa: Me too!

Furgaia: Thank you

Rp:Sometimes I wish I can forget it..but it keeps coming over and over

Hope and love: 2 cups floue, 2 tspn baking powder and a pinch of baking soda

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My Verbal Diarrhoea said...

Loved this pudding! It's the one pudding recipe I go to every time I want a hot, decadent, chocolate dessert. Followed it to the T and got excellent results. Thank you!