TWD: Chocolate Pudding

This weeks Tuesdays with Dorie recipe was picked by Melissa from It's Melissa's Kitchen and was right up my alley! Here is Holland we eat pudding after dinner, most of the time a more runny variation we call "vla", we have it in vanilla, chocolate, coffee (Hopjes, after the coffee candies from The Hague), lemon, raspberry, banana etc. Then there are thicker variaties, bavarois and all kinds of yoghurts. Pies and such we eat when we serve coffee later in the evening, or during daytime coffee, not like in the States right after dinner.

This pudding was more work than a boxed version, but it was really, really worth it. It was nice and smooth and the taste, WOW! Like a deflated chocolate mousse! I think I'll make smaller portions next time since it was very rich and not everybody was able to finish a portion.
The recipe can be found in Dorie's Baking: From My House To Yoursor on Melissa's blog.

Comments

Sarah said…
Looks lovely and creamy...great job!
Melissa said…
Glad you enjoyed it on that side of the Atlantic!
Christine said…
Looks creamy, rich and delicious! Great job!
Susie Homemaker said…
what a pretty picture. really nice!
Di said…
Your pudding looks fantastic! I went with smaller portions here, somewhat to the disappointment of my daughters. =)
Anonymous said…
looks good, love the picture with the spoon.
Mary Ann said…
It looks so good! No one here could eat a full portion either, but it worked out better because everyone got to eat some!
Jacque said…
Mmmm, makes me wish I could take a bite out of the computer screen, lol.

Nice job, it looks fantstic!
Summertime said…
Oh, yum. Looks delish!
Anonymous said…
Hooray for pudding! So simple and so delicious!
PheMom said…
Great job! Your pudding looks creamy and delicious!
Shandy said…
I love how you explained the differences in thickness for different pudding like desserts in your country. Thank you so much for sharing =D. Your pudding looks perfect and rich. . .just the way homemade pudding should be. . .
I want to reach out, grab that spoon and eat the pudding! Good work!
Aaliyah said…
Your pudding looks great and your pictures are wonderful! I look forward to you post next week.
Mari said…
Isn't homemade pudding the best?!
Jules Someone said…
That looks really really good.
Anonymous said…
That looks great! Love the photos. The blue goes so well against the brown of the chocolate.

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