The first time I heard about tapioca pearls was in a Jorge Amado book (from Brasil) and alway I wanted make something with tapioca.
Anyway , my mom is at home after surgery and need a special diet, time ago I find a tapioca recipe that I bookmarked from Saveur.com
It was delicious and she loved it because as a child she always ate tapioca.
She is from Punta Arenas to the South of Chile.
Tapioca pudding
Ingredients (6 / 7 servings)
4 cups milk
1 cup heavy cream
1 cup sugar
4 eggs, separated
Ground cinnamon, to garnish
Bring milk, tapioca, salt, and vanilla to a boil in a 4-qt. saucepan over medium-high heat; reduce heat to medium-low and cook, stirring, until tapioca is tender, 20 a 25 minutes.
Remove from heat and transfer to a large bowl; let cool to room temperature.
3/4 cup large pearl tapioca
1/4 tsp. salt
1teaspoon of vanilla extract
1 cup heavy cream
1 cup sugar
4 eggs, separated
Method
Bring milk, tapioca, salt, and vanilla to a boil in a 4-qt. saucepan over medium-high heat; reduce heat to medium-low and cook, stirring, until tapioca is tender, 20 a 25 minutes.
Whisk together cream, 3/4 cup sugar, and egg yolks in a medium bowl.
Whisking constantly, add egg yolk mixture to tapioca; cook, stirring, until mixture thickens and just begins to boil, 8–10 minutes.
Meanwhile, whisk egg whites until frothy. While whisking, sprinkle in remaining sugar; whip to stiff peaks.
Fold whites into pudding and divide between 6 or 7 bowls; chill. Sprinkle with cinnamon.
EN ESPAÑOL
Budín de Tapioca
La primera vez que escuché hablar de la tapioca como un ingrediente delicioso para hacer postres y cremas fue en unos libros de Jorge Amado, un escritor brasileño maravilloso.
Desde entonces siempre pensé en hacer algo con tapioca y hace un tiempo encontré esta receta en Saveur.com y ahora que mi mamá está en mi casa y no puede comer cualquier cosa, le hice este postre que le encantó porque dice que cuando niña lo comía siempre en Punta Arenas.
Como Chile es tan extenso a veces lo que se come en un lugar en otro no, mi mamá siempre me ha hablado de tapioca y ruibarbo que es típico de Punta Arenas.
Ingredientes
4 tazas de leche
3/4 taza de tapioca
1/4 cucharadita de sal
1 cucharadita de vainilla
1 taza de crema o nata espesa
1 taza de azúcar
4 huevos (separadas las yemas de las claras)
Canela molida para espolvorear
Preparación
Hervir la leche, con la sal y la vainilla, en una olla mediana a fuego suave.
Revolviendo todo el rato y cocinar durante 20 a 25 minutos.
Aparte batir la crema, con 3/4 taza azúcar y las yemas de huevo en un bol mediano.
Batir continuamente y agregar este batido de temas a la tapioca.
Revolver y cocinar bien hasta que espese, de 8 a 10 minutos.
Retirar del fuego y poner en un bol grande.
Dejar enfriar a temperatura ambiente.
Aparte batir las claras con el resto del azúcar. batir como un merengue firme.
Repartir en pocillos y espolvorear con canela.
Refrigerar hasta servir.
My mom used to make tapioca pudding; but it has been a while since I tasted it. I have to go buy some tapioca.
ReplyDeleteRita
A dish mild, sweet, tasty and very digestive. What more could you want?
ReplyDeleteIt was my grandmother who made tapioca pudding for us. I haven't had it in many years. I think I'll make some for myself.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
We use a lot of tapioca for Asian cooking and dessert. Interesting to see the way you use tapioca to make your puddings.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I am seeing tapioca being cooked this way, we usually used it to bake cakes or other desserts, and we use coconut cream to replace cream and milk:)
ReplyDeleteGloria tu mamá se va a reponer muy rápido con estas cosas tan ricas que le preparas.
ReplyDeleteBesos para tu mamá y para vos
Gloria interesting! I am intrigued! Caro
ReplyDeleteGloria,
ReplyDeleteOjalá tu mamá se recupere pronto y totalmente.
QUe interesante que en Pta. Arenas se come tapioca, no tenía idea, acá es muy popular, yo nunca la he hecho.
Ojala que tu mama vaya mejor....a mi la tapioca me fascina y aca es muy comun....tu postre se ve delicioso!!....Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeletedelicius
ReplyDeleteCiao Gloria, I've never tested tapioca, I should give it a go! Un beso
ReplyDeleteInteresante, me gusta.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
This is comfort food Gloria! I am sure your mother enjoyed it immensely!! It would help anyone to feel better! Sending much love and many hugs to you and your family! xxoo
ReplyDeleteUna receta curiosa! Seguro que está muy bueno.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
¿Se parece al arroz con leche?
ReplyDeleteQue es la tapioca? un cereal, un tipo de leche?
Besines
Nieves
El otro día compré tapioca para engordar el relleno de una tarta y no sabía qué hacer con lo que me había sobrado ¡voy a preparar tu postre!
ReplyDeleteDale un gran abrazo a tu mamá y que se recupere pronto.
Un beso y mucho amor desde España
I am bookmarking yours delicious dessert recipe Gloria!
ReplyDeleteJe raffole du tapioca Gloria:) Bon mardi ma belle amie!!xxx
ReplyDeleteTu mamá te debe adorar! Bueno, seguro que es mutuo, porque si tú eres así de buenísima, es que así es ella. Ya dicen que lo que se hereda no se hurta.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo fuertísimo para las dos!
(Pues nunca he probado la tapioca, ni siquiera la he visto, pero este postre tiene una pinta deliciosa)
Mucha fuerza, amiga.
Mmm tapioca pudding is total comfort food to me and this looks super delicious!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I've ever had the real thing - just a poor imitation. I'd love to try this pudding freshly made.
ReplyDeleteTyhanks Rita Im glad this remember your Mom, gloria
ReplyDeleteGracias Ferrán, un abrazo, gloria
Bonnie My mom love it and asked me a lot of time, now I made, gloria
Yes Zoe I found now many Japan recipes have tapioca, what interesting!! gloria
Thanks Jeannie yes I have other recipe with coconut milk and I have a try, x gloria
Gracias Annie, espero que si amiga, porque aún está muy débil, gloria
Thanks Caro, is really nice, gloria
Gracias Pilar en Punta Arenas se comen cosas que acá no comemos habitualmente dátiles, ruibarbo, tapioca, muchas cosas que llegan de Europa, cariños gloria
Gracias Marcela, yo la encuentro deliciosa, gloria
Thnaks Simona, gloria
Grazie Manue Im sure you would enjoy! gloria
Gracias José Manuel, cariños, gloria
Thanks so much Marie, Mom love a lot Tapioca she ate a lot when she was a child, so she really enjoyed,send you huggs gloria
Gracias Mari, gloria
Nieves, si mis hijos lo comieron por primera vez y dicen que es mejor que el arroz con leche, más suave, tambien se llaman perlas de sabú o tapioca acá lo venden en los super y en las tiendas de porductos naturales, besos
Que bueno Sandra, así la puedes aporvechar aparte de todo la tapioca es muy sana, gracias por tus buenos deseos, gloria
Thanks Sutapa, gloria
Nerci Lexibule, bises, gloria
Gracias Rosita han sido dias dificiles, besos, gloria
Thanks Joanne is really delicious, gloria
This is a really nice pudding TW Barrit, thanks a lot, gloria
This is my husband's favorite pudding, thanks or a great recipe! Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
ReplyDeletela tapioca jamas la he probado, ni sabia como era, el ruibarbo, lo vi en un program de tvn, se parece en sabor un poco a la nalca???
ReplyDeleteQue rico que tu mamita conozca y le recuerden cosas esos ingredientes =)
BEsitos,
EMma
I've never actually made tapioca before - but I'm going to now! It sounds and looks delicious
ReplyDeleteMary
Such a comforting and creamy pudding!
ReplyDeleteGloria, your tapioca looks so good. Sometimes I put it in my apple pie to thicken it up.
ReplyDeleteHola Gloria: Que rico se ve este budín, aunque he de confesar que nunca he probado la tapioca.
ReplyDeleteMe hiciste acordar de un viaje a Punta Arenas en el que me hice adicta al ruibarbo, pero nunca mas lo volví a probar fuera de Punta Arenas.
Te quiero presentar una nueva bloguera chilena. Es mi prima Paz y lleva un mesecito con su blog de cupcakes.
Te doy la dire para que la visites
http://la-cremedelacreme.blogspot.com
Un beso y ya me contarás.
It's been forever since I've had tapioca pudding! This looks amazing =)
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria,
ReplyDeleteI think this recipe will taste great and be good for me. My tummy is still very tender after my surgery last week.
I am praying for your mom and you. I hope that each day is getting a little less painful for her. I am sending you both hugs. Love, Lura
elle a l'air délicieuse j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
Super! I'd love to...the problem is always "when?"....
ReplyDeleteFrom august 8th I'll be working even harder in the evenings in these CORFO programmes (where workers or employees study English to improve their CVs)it's going to be everyday from 7 to 9:45!!! I'm going to get home very late =/ so I think that before december, it will only be possible at the weekends.
I'm so sorry about your parents... it's so common at their age to get sick easily =( I hope they get better soon. Have you got a picture with them?? I'd love to see them.
My grandmothers are both 84 years old and although they're ok, they frequently have some health problems. I don't like it when people get older, I mean it's so unfair to lose your abilities and your independency ..we should be 40 or so for ever withouth any health problems =D
I usually think about the future of my parents and I just ask God to give them plenty of health so they don't suffer while getting older.
Well, such is life...we have to do the best all the time.
Thanks for your recipes...most of them include very healthy ingredients (a few desserts are dangerous jajajaj)
A big hug for you.
See you soon,
Emma
Hola Gloria!!!
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por visitarme.
Ahora ya te tengo en mi lista y podré repasar tus recetitas chilenas y poder usarlas en mis días de morriña ;)
Besos
Gloriaaaaaaaaa!!! hoy no me has regañau!!! jooooo!!!! jajajaa!!!
ReplyDeleteque bueno este budding Gloria!!! y que buena hija que eres!!!! tu mamá estará superorgullosa de tener una hija tan buena!!!! cielazooooooooo!!!!
:)
Im glad you really like Miriam, x gloria
ReplyDeleteGracias Emma, te comenté en tu blog in extenso, je,je gloria
Thanks British mom is really delicious, kids loved it! gloria
Thanks Kankana, x gloria
Thanks Veronica I think is a nice idea put in apple pie! xx gloria
Gracias Nathalia me gustó mucho el blog de tu prima, ya la fui a ver, un abrazo, gloria
Thanks Peggy, you are welcome, gloria
yes dear Lura thanks for stopping by, and yes is nice for you because you had a srgery and this type of food is nice and comfort.
Thanks for your prayers my dear Lura hope you feeling better soon, blessings, gloria
merci beaucoup mon amie Fimere, bises gloria
Bueno Emma esperemos más adelante pero te tinca la idea? cuando yo llegué hace años, di bote un montón d etiempo ahora es más facil con toda la comunicación que tenemos.
te mostraré una foto de mi mamá tengo que buscar pero sé que tengo.
Te mando un abrazo, gloria
Gracias Paz, me encantó tu blog. por eos te seguí al tiro, un abrazo, gloria
Yo quiero mucho a la Nathalia, que bueno que la cuides. besos
I have a couple tapioca fans in this house! So nice to have a wonderful recipe to try. Thanks, Gloria!!! xo
ReplyDeleteLa verdad, verdad Tito estoy como cansá por eso te libraste, ja,ja, no pues no va a ser puros regaños, gracias por venir amigo, un abrazo,bueno el amor con mi mami es mutuo, besos
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy, ihere th twins (and Mom ) love tapioca xxgloria
I need to make this! I love tapioca.
ReplyDeleteI think tapioca pudding with tiny mandarin oranges is one of the first comfort foods that I can actually remember. I may just get myself some and try this recipe appears for old time sake.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so comforting!! I love that you add the cinnamon too. We had big rainstorms all day today - this would have been perfect. And I love, LOVE that you have a friend named Bramble : )
ReplyDeletexo
Great combo and love the way you've prepared them...
ReplyDeleteTapioca pudding is one of my favorite desserts and now I want some!! :)
ReplyDeleteHola Glorita! Con la crema doble este debe ser el mejor budín de tapioca del mundo, ¡ay amiga! esto lo tengo que hacer, mis hijos mueren por la tapioca, besitos
ReplyDeleteAmiga, tenemos muchas cosas en común, ¿tu mamá de Punta Arenas? ¡yo también! increíble. Cuídala mucho, hazle puras cositas ricas y regalonéala todo lo que puedas, ahora ella es como tu hija y tu como su mamá:)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious. The combination is lovely and makes for a near perfect dessert. I hope you have a great day.Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeletedeve essere delizioso questo budino, devo trovare la tapioca!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGrazie che passi sempre e mi lasci sempre dei gentilissimi commenti!!ciao!
That brings back great memories, I haven't thought of in years... Woot! Woot! I am making this... but I don't know if I will share... heehee
ReplyDeletetake care,
Lisa
I love tapicoa I've never had it as pudding before but I always have it in Chinese food - it's so good!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely recipe for this classic dish! My husband will love it! He always talks about his memories of tapioca pudding too...Thank you for sharing this post with the Hearth and Soul Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteUn dessert qui me plait beaucoup.
ReplyDeleteA très bientôt
Thanks by your lovely comments, thanks so much, gloria
ReplyDeleteGracias por los comentarios y el cariño, gloria
Gloria, se ve delicioso. Nunca he comido tapioca pero voy a tener que hacerlo, especialment cuando enfrie el tiempo.
ReplyDeleteMaria @ A Platter of Figs
Gloria, it has been a long time since I made tapioca pudding. This is one of my Quay Lo's favorite dessert. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteGloria, I sending get well wishes and prayers for your mom. Take good care.
ReplyDeleteI love tapioca pudding. It's been too long since I've had some.
I love tapioca too. I really enjoy bubble-teas with giant tapioca balls - very different from a pudding, but something that's grown in popularity here.
ReplyDeleteHi Gloria,
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more comforting to me than a nice cold bowl of Tapioca Pudding. I could really use a bowl right now. Thank you so much for sharing this great recipe with Full Plate Thursday. I look forward to seeing you soon!
Miz Helen
Gloria, tapioca es quinua? Disculpame si ya lo aclaraste, pero estoy perdida entre tantos comentarios. Encontré un libro de 1918, New York, on line, comidas de entreguerras y justamente hay una receta de budín de tapioca, que yo interpreté usaban la harina. Si no es quinua, no creo que la consiga, gracias :)Por si te interesa:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.gutenberg.org/files/14066/14066-h/14066-h.htm#Ch_3
Maybe the most delicious tapioca pudding I've ever taste in my whole life! Buy cialis
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