Tapioca Pudding and #Welcome2012
So the bridal shower we all did for Nelly was so much fun Sanjeeta decided we should all do another for new year, with a new recipe and a look back at our favorite recipes from last year. This year has been amazing for our family with the arrival of our son, we are now blessed with a boy and a girl and couldn't be happier, parenthood is a fun ride:-)
So here's a new recipe for you - when my Mother in Law left in the summer she left a bag of tapioca pearls and me being me, I decided I was going to have fun learning new recipes with them. I made a tapioca pudding first it was delicious and my toddler loved it I think she was fascinated by the little balls inside. Tapioca is basically a starch made from the cassava plant and is a great thickening agent. Stay tuned for another tapioca recipe using peanuts and spices a tasty Indian snack.
Ingredients:
- one cup of tapioca pearls
- about 2 cups of milk
- a handful of raisins
- a few nuts to garnish, I used cashew
- 2 tablespoon of golden syrup
Method:
- soak the tapioca pearls overnight
- then boil about a cup with 2-3 cups of milk for 7-10 minutes
- add the golden syrup and raisins
- and serve
tip - it tends to solidify on sitting to have more, measure out desired portion heat for 30-60 seconds in microwave and add a little extra milk.
Here are are few of my favorite recipes, all new to me from last year :-)
and my amazing little daughter sampling it:-)
one of her new toys from Christmas day :-)
and little Roshan
Here's to new dishes and fun in 2012 -
"The discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of mankind than the discovery of a star." -Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Much Love and Hugs
Everything looks delicious! Happy New Year 2012! Look forward to reading more of your blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and joyful year you have had - the photos say all. I actually do have a little box of tapioca pearls and was wondering what to do with it. Now I know! Happy New Year! May 2012 bring more joys!
ReplyDeleteTapioca is my favorite type of pudding...this sounds wonderful. It was a fantastic year...the best thing you cooked up was that handsome little man. Happy New Year to you and the family, Reb! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious year it's been for you, great looking dishes! Your children are beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy and healthy New Year!
delicious looking pudding
ReplyDeletecute pictures
happy new year to you and family
The tapioca pudding looks great! I love tapioca and sago desserts. They are so light and easy to prepare. Happy New Year Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteGreat round-up Rebecca...Happy New Year to you and your family! (That photo of your daughter holding the bowl is just too cute!!)
ReplyDeleteLove all your recipes Rebecca,and what an exciting year you have had :-) Wishing you and your family much happiness and many adventures in eating in 2012!
ReplyDeleteTapioca pudding is one of those desserts we enjoy at home. Thank you for sharing this recipe and looking forward to the next one you mention.
ReplyDeleteI wish you many more blessings in the coming year for you and your family.
You boy is growing so fast.
Hugs,
Mely
Tapioca pudding is exactly what I need to make for dessert this weekend, I have tapioca pearls I really need use! Happy New Year to you and your wonderful family!
ReplyDeleteWe love love Tapioca at home. This is a great recipe I must make! Thanks for all the support & friendship, Reb!It's an honor to be your friend. Your babies are so cute, love the pics! Have a very Happy New Year!
ReplyDeletePudding looks yumm.. Glad to meet you through this virtual party! Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteMy mother in law gave me a simliar plate to the one you used in Aloo Saag. Can't wait to take photos with it. Wishing you a happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year my friend! I still have never really eaten much Tapioca pudding. Your recipe looks really delicious! I missed the shrimp egg drop soup, that sounds wonderful! I still have your key lime cupcakes on my recipes to make, I love that recipe:-) sending lots of hugs, Terra
ReplyDeletefirst time in your space.....wow..the tapioca pudding looks absolutely delicious....u hav a gr8 space here....glad to follow u....do visit my space sometime ...wishing u n ur family a very happy new year !
ReplyDeleteThe tapioca pudding looks so refreshing, apart & tasty too!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures too! :)
I wish you & your lovely family a happy, fun, healthy year filled with great foods & tons of joy!
I remember my mom making tapioca pudding; I love it but still can't convince my husband.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best for 2012,
Rita
You always know how to throw a wonderful party!
ReplyDeleteI also have pearls in my cabinet, so I should make it for hubby today!
Hugs and smooches to your house!
Delicious list,Rebecca!Your kids are so cute :) Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you Rebecca! Here's to a fabulous food filled 2012.
ReplyDeleteWonderful listing! Tapioca always calls to me, and this recipe is no different! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
i have known this tapioca for a while now but haven't tasted any...guess it's time to have one :)
ReplyDeletesuch lovely kids you have...happy new year rebecca!
Baking addict thanks so much nice to know you too
ReplyDeleteClaudia enjoy the dessert great to know you hugs'
Heather he he so so true hes a star
Carol thanks so much :-)
torview thanks
yummychunklet thanks
Biren thanks same to you
Karen shes a doll happy new yr
EA thanks same to you
Mely I know he sure is
natasha oh fun hope you like it :-)
Mango queen great to know you too your so sweet
shree likewise
Jessi so your married to an Indian too?
Terra hugs back
only fish thanks so much for stopping by
sophie thanks so much
Rita have some for you then he he hugs
chef E oh thats sweet of u
Erica aw thanks :-)
Julie same to you hugs
Chris thanks
Thanks for joining the #Welcome2012 with all of us, wonderful to see the recap of these scrumptious recipes from 2011.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best that blogging could offer me is to get to know friends like you, Reb! Glad to connect and looking forward for more foodie fun this year. Love and kisses to both the little prince and princess.
Great post and a Very happy New Year to u too :)
ReplyDeleteDrool-worthy recipe, Rebecca and your daughter is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!!!
wow! looks delicious!!
ReplyDeletewishing you and yours the best for 2012!
happy new year!
Happy New Year, dear! Looks like the kids had fun with their new toys :)
ReplyDeleteTo many adventures in 2012 :)
Tapioca is one thing I never think of making but it is such a comforting treat. Have a wonderful and healthy 2012 with your beautiful family, Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteSanjeeta thanks for being an awesome host and adore your blog, hope to meet u one day
ReplyDeletezee thanks
Kiran aw thanks same to you
the afternoon tea thanks
Betty thanks same to you
Ilke hugs all the best
Susan :_)
I love tapioca pudding, and I haven't had it in so long. Something I haven't thought about for a while until now. I'll have to give this recipe a try!
ReplyDeletei love tapioca pudding, but have yet to try making it! on my to-do list. your kids are growing up so fast. joys of motherhood :). looking forward to 2012! it's been wonderful getting to know u!
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteTapioca pudding has been my favorite dessert, just that I haven't made it in a long time. Seeing this post. I plan to make it for my family.
Wish you a very Happy new year!
Your daughter is so adorable!!!
My mom has been looking for a good tapioca pudding recipe. I think she'd love this! Happy New Year to you Rebecca.
ReplyDeleteCurt enjoy
ReplyDeleteJunia happy new year and likewise your lovely
asmita thanks :-)
Sylvie thanks hope she likes it
Mmm, that tapioca looks wonderful. And congratulations on your wonderful year, adding another blessing to the family :)
ReplyDeletethanks so much Lynn
ReplyDeleteLook how big Roshan is getting...so cute getting fed by his sweet sister! Happy New year my sweet blogging friend! And many good wishes!
ReplyDeletethanks so much Carrie same to you
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