We have a wonderful bulk foods store in Rochester (NY) that sells just about every kind of flour, dried fruit, nuts, and coconut that you can imagine. They had three kinds of tapioca! They do mail order if you'd like to give them a try. Niblack
This was a breeze to make and everyone enjoyed it. It reminded me that I enjoy making pudding, especially stirring and watching the chemical changes!
My family wondered about bonne idea possibilities. We decided that we could add coconut, drizzle on some chocolate, or use cherry liquer instead of vanilla and add dried cherries during the cooking so they would plump up. Anyone else have other ideas?
However, I think this was delicious on its own. Here's my little dish with a strawberry added for color! If you want to check out the posts of other Tuesdays with Dorie bakers, here's the link.
Sounds delic. Looks good too
ReplyDeleteCherry liqueur and dried cherries would be amazing in this. What a fantastic store!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you and your family liked it. You're right that it could be paired with many flavors.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful. We enjoyed it with strawberries (and hibiscus syrup) also but I love your idea of adding a liqueur.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Adding chocolate is what did it for mine.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Adding chocolate is what did it for mine.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Adding chocolate is what did it for mine.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Adding chocolate is what did it for mine.
ReplyDeleteYour tapioca looks creamy - mine was too gelatinous for my liking. This certainly can be altered with so many flavors!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty. This was a winner in our house, hubby loves his
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Oooo…cherry liqueur and dried cherries sounds wonderful! Glad you enjoyed this one!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this is delicious! Cherry liqueur sounds good!
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