It’s fair to say that after an initial so-so chia start where I was unconvinced about its appeal, I am now a confirmed believer in and enjoyer of, Chia. I much prefer the seeds to be left whole than ground or blitzed. It’s also a lot easier to prepare which is always a bonus.
So far I have created three chia puddings. Apricot Mango Chia Pudding, a passionfruit one that I have yet to post and the one that is the subject of this post.
Chia is extremely versatile with flavour profiles and though it is easy to individualise on the fly, I think I will continue to present chia pudding recipes. After all, who doesn’t like a recipe that’s quick to make, can be made a day ahead of time and is tasty and filling? I hope you try one sometime. 🙂
This recipe was designed specifically for my mother. She wants chia pudding recipes and the two I have created are ones she doesn’t have the specific fruit for. So I wanted to use a fruit more readily available at any time of the year – frozen raspberries.
The sweet and slightly tangy raspberries create a lovely fresh flavour to this chia pudding and an attractive pink colour. Layered with lightly whipped cream it is pretty served in a glass or small mason jar.
Pink Chia Pudding
Serves 2
♥ Ingredients ♥
1 C frozen raspberries
1 C Almond milk (or other milk of choice)
1 t vanilla essence
1.5 T Erythritol/Stevia blend (or equivalent sweetener of your choice)
1/4 C Chia seeds
♥ Method ♥
In a microwave safe bowl, thaw the berries in the microwave and mash with a fork.
Into the mashed raspberries add the almond milk, vanilla, sweetener, and chia seeds. Mix well with the fork. Taste and adjust sweetness if desired.
Cover and leave in the refrigerator until serving time. The longer it is left the better it will be. I like to make mine in the morning for serving as a dessert that evening.
To serve, layer spoonfuls of chia seed pudding with lightly whipped cream into glasses or other serving dish. Alternatively spoon the pudding into small glass dishes and top with a dollop of whipped cream.
Can also be served on its own for a snack or breakfast, or paired with some natural yoghurt.
Soon I will add the passionfruit recipe to the blog. It is very yummy, too.
Happy and healthy eating,
Belinda
Wow! Lovely dessert!
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Thank you chefkreso. 🙂
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Wow that looks good. I love chia seeds and how squishy they are. Will definitely need to try this!
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Thanks Logan. They are pretty awesome, right. I hope you enjoy the pudding. 🙂
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Looks yummy!
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Thanks Sue. 🙂
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This looks amazing! I love this idea 🙂
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Thank you boo. Give it a go and let me know what you think. 🙂
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Yum! Love chia desserts and this looks delicious. 🙂
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Chia puddings are so tasty and satisfying. I’m glad you like the look of this one. 🙂
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