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Eat this slowly and deliberately, savoring each chocolaty spoonful.
If you are molding the pudding, have four well-greased 5-ounce ramekins prepared. If you are not molding the pudding, you will need a 3 cup bowl.
Mix sugar, cocoa and salt in a saucepan. Stir in the warm water and stir until thoroughly incorporated. Bring to a boil over medium heat stirring constantly. Once it comes to a boil, take pan off the heat and add the chopped semi-sweet chocolate stirring until completely melted.
Stir in 1 ¾ cups half-and-half and return pot to the stove and heat on medium heat.
Place cornstarch in a bowl and mix with the remaining ¼ cup of half-and-half. Add the cornstarch mixture to chocolate mixture and heat over medium heat until thickened. Once the mixture has thickened turn heat to low and stir briskly for 1 minute.
Remove from the heat and stir in vanilla
Pour pudding into the molds or bowl. To keep a skin from forming, place plastic wrap directly onto the pudding. Refrigerate for two hours or up to two days.
Un-mold the chocolate pudding and serve with whipped cream and grated chocolate. ¡Que aproveche!
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San Pasqual's Kitchen on 12.8.2014
I have never tried this recipe with anything other than half and half, but you could try equal parts milk and cream. Also, I found this information on the Google:
Half-and-Half Substitute ~ For dishes that are cooked or baked, you may substitute 4-1/2 teaspoons melted butter plus enough whole milk to equal 1 cup. One cup of evaporated milk may also be substituted for each cup of half-and-half cream. I hope that works for you!!
Ninis on 12.8.2014
can I change the Half&Half with an ordinary milk? Because It doesn’t available in my country