8largeegg yolksalternatively use 12 whole quail eggs
1tspCeylon cinnamonorganic, finely ground
1tspground vanilla beanalternatively use organic vanilla extract
2tbspcoconut oilif you are not dairy free, goat butter would be ideal
1l (4 cups)natural spring mineral water (still)
2tbspgrass-fed beef gelatine
Topping
80graspberriesfrozen will do
16halvespecansoptional for decoration
Instructions
Using an electric mixer beat the yolks with Ceylon cinnamon and ground vanilla until you get a nice emulsion. Add melted coconut oil and keep mixing.
In a small glass, mix 50 ml (1/4) cup of mineral water with grass-fed beef gelatine and add it to the egg yolk mixture. Keep beating.
In a deep saucepan, bring the rest of the still mineral water to a boil. Remove from heat. Pour in the egg yolk mixture and stir energetically. Return on the stove but at a very low temperature and cook for 4 minutes. Constantly steer.
Pour the puddings into 4 dessert glasses and let them cool down.
This step you can prepare in advance or prepare while the pudding is cooling. Blend 80g of raspberries into a puree. Place this pure on top of the pudding and decorate with pecan halves.
Notes
If you really want to feel the natural sweetness of this pudding, right after your keto meal. Have a sip or two of sparkling mineral water but keep each sip in your mouth for a few seconds to awaken your taste buds. Then enjoy this pudding slowly, letting it melt on your tongue. The naturally sweet taste of cinnamon, raspberries, vanilla and coconut oil will appear. Enjoy to the full potential.If you decide to add sweetener, go for Monk Fruit and add just a dash.