I'm in desperate need of a low-fat chocolate pudding recipe.
Seriously. It's bad.
If I don't get pudding soon...I don't know what might happen. Does anyone have a good recipe? Or know where I might find one? Anyone? Anyone? Anyone? ANYONE???
puuuuuding
I have no idea how it tastes but good luck!
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Here's some more for you to choose from.
http://www.fatfree.com/recipes/puddings/
I haven't tried it, but this one looks pretty yummy to me:
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Anything described as "very much like a mousse" can't be too bad, right?
Good luck with the pudding search!
Don't ask me...I just buy Jello pudding cups. :o)
ReplyDeleteFunny timing; I just read this this morning:
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ReplyDeletePretty picture of homemade pudding!
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Scroll down to the entry from 30 December 2006.
what Catherine said...But if you do find one, will you let us know?
ReplyDeleteIt's not pudding exactly (I do have a chocolate pudding recipe, but it has five grams of fat per serving...if you want it, let me know. It's pretty awesome), but this is a creamy chocolate dessert that tastes like a cross between pudding and chocolate cheesecake. Which cannot, you'll agree I'm sure, be a bad thing. I make it with cottage cheese instead of ricotta and it's absurdly good.
ReplyDeleteEven people who aren't watching their calorie intake say so..
Chocolate Ricotta
Two 1/4-cup servings
Ingredients:
1/2 cup lowfat ricotta cheese
2 tbsp mild honey
2 tbsp cocoa powder
1/2 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
Instructions:
1. Combine all the ingredients in a food processor and process until smooth.
2. Scoop into small dessert dishes and serve.
Nutritional Information:
Per serving:
145 calories
3 g total fat (2 g sat)
11 mg cholesterol
24 g carbohydrate
10 g protein
2 g fiber
100 mg sodium