Recipe by: Dannielle Lalonde
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I added an beaten egg and this helped thicken it up a bit. Also left out the raisins. If I made this again, I might add a bit more cocoa, could use a bit more chocolate flavor.
I tried this one with the same recipes listed but i use the normal coacoa powder instead of unsweetened cocoa which gives more chocolata flavor to it and it taste good i can say it is best accom...
I added an beaten egg and this helped thicken it up a bit. Also left out the raisins. If I made this again, I might add a bit more cocoa, could use a bit more chocolate flavor.
Pretty good -- a really nice change from plain old rice pudding. I left out the raisins and used short grain rice (short or medium grain rice always works best in rice pudding) and was quite pl...
This is easy to make - I changed it a little since I already had prepared rice, and no double boiler, so it took longer, but what a delicious end to leftover rice!
I took advice from others and added a beaten egg and a little extra cocoa powder. I also didn't have a double boiler, so I used a saucepan on low and it worked just fine and thickened up nicely....
This was really good, with a few changes: I used one one ounce square of bittersweet baking chocolate plus one T of cocoa to make it more chocolatey. I also added a beaten egg, and served with w...
My son and I enjoyed this alot. Only change was that we used full-fat coconut milk instead of cow's milk. Yummy!
I tried this one with the same recipes listed but i use the normal coacoa powder instead of unsweetened cocoa which gives more chocolata flavor to it and it taste good i can say it is best accom...
i don't know what i did wrong, but my rice never softened and the "pudding" never thickened. aside from that, it was lacking in flavor. pfzzzz.