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Not all desserts are sinful. This Low calorie Rose coconut macaroon is a perfect weight watchers recipe. Try this simple, vegan, gluten free snack recipe for your dessert cravings. This recipe is very easy and requires just eight simple ingredients easily available in any Indian …
You will surely love this nutritious and delicious Vegan Spanish Omelette which is a typical Spanish Recipe. It is popularly known as Tortilla De Patatas or Tortilla Espanola.
This recipe is quite effortless and requires very few basic pantry ingredients. Traditional recipe uses eggs and deep fried potatoes. But for this vegan version, I have used ground Bengal gram lentil which is a staple in Indian cuisine. To convert this recipe into a satvik recipe, simply omit garlic and onion.
This Vegan Tapioca Creme Brulee is a fusion of Indian Sabudana Kheer and Creme Brulee. In India, Tapioca pearls or sago or sabudana is a staple food during festive times. But this is a popular ingredient in many international cuisines as well. Although the traditional Creme Brulee recipe does not use tapioca, due to its starchy texture, it becomes very easy to replace regular cream with tapioca.
Tapioca is a staple food for millions of people in tropical countries. It provides only carbohydrate food value, and is low in protein, vitamins and minerals. In other countries, it serves as a thickening agent in various manufactured foods.
Even though tapioca is heavy in carbohydrates, you can still make this easy dessert which is just another variation of traditional sabudana kheer and enjoy the upcoming festive days. As we all know that there is absolutely no harm if you consume any dessert in moderation and that food and festival go hand in hand.
I hope you will try this vegan tapioca creme brulee this Navratri and share your comments.
This being a festive season in India, please do check out some more dessert recipes of mine.
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This Vegan Tapioca Creme Brulee is a fusion of Indian Sabudana Kheer and Creme Brulee. In India, Tapioca pearls or sago or sabudana is a staple food during festive times. But this is a popular ingredient in many international cuisines as well. Although the traditional Creme Brulee recipe does not use tapioca, due to its starchy texture, it becomes very easy to replace regular cream with tapioca.
Rinse tapioca pearls and discard water.Add to a container.
Add coconut milk.
Add turmeric.
Stir, cover and refrigerate overnight or at least for 6 hours.
Remove from the refrigerator after 6 hours. The Pearls would have swollen.
Add the mixture to a heavy bottomed pan.
Cook for 10-12 minutes on low-medium flame. Keep stirring once in a while.
Turn off the flame when the pearls turn transparent and the mixture thickens.
Add salt, vanilla extract and 1/2 cup jaggery.
Mix everything together.
Fill into ramekins or you can use any other flat baking dish. Baking dish is required only if you plan to use a broiler in the next step. If you use a blow torch, then any container is fine. This mixture will fill 4 ramekins.
Refrigerate again till the mixture is completely chilled and set.
When you are ready to serve, take out the Ramekins or the dish and sprinkle 2 tbsp of brown sugar or coconut sugar on top.
You can melt or caramelize the sugar using a blow torch. Or, use the broiler option in your oven. Broil for a minute or two. Please keep a close eye since the sugar may otherwise burn.
Serve chilled brulee with a warm caramelized top.
