4micro scoops100% stevia extractif you are using a blend sweetener, use 4 tbsp
3tbspgelatine we use grass-fed beef gelatine
Variations of additives (use just one of these or come up with your own flavouring)
10wholeraspberriesor any berries of your choice
10wholenuts of your choiceroasted
1tspcinnamonor gingerbread spice mix
1tspvanilla extractor ground vanilla bean
1tspnatural peppermint extract
1tea bagcamomile tea
1tbspraw cacaoorganic
1tbsplemon zestorganic
1tspnatural rum aroma
Instructions
Soak the gelatine in 100 ml (half a cup) warm water. Place the coconut milk in a deep saucepan and bring it to a boil.
Add 1 tablespoon of coconut oil and let it melt. At this point remove the saucepan from the heat and add the gelatine. Stir with a whisk. Add stevia and return to the heat constantly string. Reduce the heat and cook it for 5 minutes so that all gelatine melts and the pudding unifies.
Set it aside to cool down halfway before adding any flavour and pouring it into dessert glasses.
Notes
In this photos, you can see 2 versions I made. The one is with added cacao and some coconut crumbs in the bottom of the glass and then topped with coconut milk pudding. I decorated it with cacao powder. The other version is with added raspberries and topped with Ceylon cinnamon. The pudding will create a nice thick crust that resembles the coconut cream creation when homemade coconut milk is refrigerated. This will add a special crunchy texture to the pudding. You will have to break the crust with your spoon to reach the creamy part of the pudding. Most of the flavour will be located in the crust. ENJOY!!!Nutritional label is only per portion of pudding without additives or flavourings.