Cereal Pudding with Tapioca Sauce and Raspberries

 Ingredients: Flour mixture: -190 g brown rice -190 g tapioca flour -215 g amaranth flour -215 g millet flour -150 g soy flour -225 g oat flour Ingredients for pudding: -60-70 g flour mixture -50 ml soy milk (homemade, you can see how my milk looks here) -a pinch of salt -2-3 tablespoons brown/white sugar -2 packets of vanilla -1 teaspoon cinnamon For the raspberry sauce, I used: -30 g tapioca pearls -300 ml water -3-4 tablespoons sugar or to taste -2 packets of vanilla sugar -a pinch of salt -400 g fruit

In a large pot, we start by pouring in the milk, adding a pinch of salt, sugar, and vanilla essence. These ingredients are brought to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking. The aroma of vanilla will begin to fill the kitchen, creating a pleasant and tempting atmosphere. When the milk reaches boiling point, it's time to add the flour in a rain-like manner. It is essential to use a whisk to continuously mix, so the flour integrates evenly without forming lumps. If you find that the mixture is becoming too thick, do not hesitate to add a little hot milk to achieve a finer and creamier consistency.

Meanwhile, we take care of the tapioca. It should be soaked in cold water for about an hour. This step is crucial because the tapioca pearls are quite hard and need time to absorb. If we skip this stage, the final result will be a gummy and unpleasant tapioca. After an hour has passed, we drain the water and put the tapioca in the same pot with the milk mixture. We start stirring continuously, noticing how the pearls become glossy and change their texture.

When the tapioca reaches the desired consistency, we add the fruits, which can be fresh or frozen, depending on our preferences. Sugar, a splash of vanilla, and a small pinch of salt complete this mixture. We continue to boil the composition for another 5 minutes, during which the flavors blend perfectly, and the fruits release their juices, coloring the dish in a vibrant hue. After the boiling time has elapsed, we take the pot off the heat and let the mixture cool slightly, allowing it to thicken a bit.

This tapioca recipe with milk and fruits is not only delicious but also versatile. You can serve it warm or cold, as a refined dessert or as a healthy snack. Toppings can vary from coconut flakes, nuts, to a chocolate sauce or maple syrup, depending on your tastes. Try and personalize this recipe, bringing your own culinary touch and transforming each serving into a unique experience. Enjoy every bite and savor the culinary moment!

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