Dust off some photos of a few months ago (when the sun still shone in the skies over Italy), to present this wonderful chocolate pudding, one of those that preparation, I am sure, like them all, young and old.
The recipe in question I found in a number of past Salt and Pepper magazine, which I just can not do without and I was pleasantly hit, both for the beauty of the final result (I was rather dubious that the pudding would be removed from the mold without problems, however it happened), and for the softness and delicacy of taste.
I take this opportunity to wish you a good start of the week, see you soon!
100 g of flour;
100 g of butter;
125 g of sugar;
150 g of dark chocolate;
1 liter of milk;
2 packets of vanilla;
rum to taste
Break the chocolate and chop it coarsely with a heavy knife. Reduce the butter, Gather in the saucepan in which you have heated the milk and let it melt into the flame to low it should not brown.
United melted butter sugar stir with a wooden spoon for a few seconds until it is blended, then add the flour making off with a sieve and stir again to incorporate perfectly.
Dilute the mixture with cold milk kept aside, add the chocolate and pour slowly, stirring the milk to the vanilla. Slowly bring to a boil, reduce heat and let simmer for a few minutes until the cream thickens.
Wet the inside of the pudding mold with cold water and a tablespoon of rum, via drip and pour in the cream, making it down the middle and tapping the mold on the work surface to fill any gaps. Let cool completely the pudding, then cover with foil and place in refrigerator for at least 4-5 hours. Before serving place it on a large plate, gently raised the mold and put on a plate. Garnish with cocoa powder and chocolate chips.