At the risk of sounding like a broken record, I'm posting yet another version of the Lhassi Pudding recipe. This time, I added kiwi and garnished it with black sesame seeds (to play off the black kiwi seeds).
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Lhassi Pudding
- My niece and I created this vegan dessert. The plan was to come up with a sorbet but, it was so good we never did freeze it.
- It's important for the mango pulp to be nearly (or completely) thawed. Otherwise, it will become a frozen mass that locks up the food processor.
- Silken tofu is different from regular tofu. To learn more, click on the link below. We used a lite silken tofu to reduce fat and calories.
- While this can be eaten immediately, the nuts take on a nice texture after they sit on top of the pudding (in the fridge) for a few hours. In fact, they were so good, I've doubled the amount.
- If you use pisatchios for the topping, their green color will be more intense if you remove the brown papers before you chop them.
- This recipes makes 5-6 servings -- depending on the portion size.
From: Minka’s Kitchen
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Labels:
breakfast/brunch,
dessert,
gluten-free,
mango,
pudding,
silken tofu,
vegan,
vegetarian
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