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National Chocolate Pudding Day
donm
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Have you ever met anyone who didn't love chocolate pudding? Still, today, I love that stuff. Treat yourself to some of this tasty item ASAP.
It's also National Coconut Day. Any of you 5* chefs use coconut in any o your dishes. I think of coconut pie cream pie when the word coconut comes up, but also favor coconut fruit-sickles a lot.
Finally, again for you 5* chefs, it is National Parchment Day. Do any of you use cooking parchment to create some of your favorite dishes. I don't think I've ever eaten anything cooked in parchment but is allegedly a big deal in French cooking.
Got to go find some pudding.
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I'm known to be pretty weird myself, at least among truthful people. But I love almost everything coconut.
Hmm.
If you're weird @Kasey so am I, can't stand coconut. Although I went to Thailand and had some coconut milk and that was actually pretty good. Doesn't taste anything like suntan lotion like all other coconut does to me.
Chocolate Pudding and Coconut. Sounds like a perfect day to me!
Were you stranded in the desert and had to drink pee to survive. How do you know it's taste? Asking for a friend.
I'm not a coconut fan either. I haven't had chocolate pudding in years but I have some Banana pudding in the fridge right now.
I'd never made a non boxed pudding from scratch before with egg yolks, milk, flour, and sugar
. Not that difficult though you have to be careful and stir constantly unless you want some sweetened scrambled eggs.
My one tactical error was not using real Nabisco "Nilla" wafers. I picked up some Whole Foods Vanilla Wafers and the texture isn't quite the same but still good.
How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your gator meat?