Delicious Tapioca Dessert from Nonomix

[cookie1]

We had this for lunch today and it was really nice.(Verrine Tapioca) I made some of MJ's rasberry jelly and put it on the top as well and a splot of cream. Very easy, can be made the day before and is well worth it.

Members' comments
Denzelmum -Nice and easy, mango puree would be nice too.  Unfortunately I'm the only one who it tapioca in the house, better share this with friends.

KarenH - so very easy and yummy!  I had some of Tenina's Berry Lime Coulis in the freezer, and used this for the sauce on the top.  Absolutely sensational!  Thanks cookie for drawing this one to my attention.  I love tapioca!

[knittercook]

This link works better

http://journalofafrenchfoodie.com/2012/08/08/tapioca-verrines-and-raspberry-coulis/

Looks delicious 

[fundj&e]

i made a tapioca lemon pudding in    last week and i think i like it  it  looks like a thick jelly is that what it should looks like ?



 

[knittercook]

I am used to Tapioca being less jelly like but it does 'expand' with the liquid and when it sits around a while.  Which recipe did you use, looks yummy!

[fundj&e]

i could not find one of the forum so i just used the recipe on the pkt
this is how i made it

 Set time for 20mins
Add to bowl
½ cup Tapioca seed
2 ½ cup of water
Cook on varom on speed 1
At  15 min bring temp down  50
At 10 mins add ½ cup sugar
At 5 mins add ½ tbl butter
At  3 mins add 1 tbl of golden syrup then add juice of ½ lemon and the rind of 1 lemon

if i make it again i will add everthing at 10mis

[knittercook]

That iis why it is jelly like, no milk and/or cream.

Thanks for the recipe 

[fundj&e]

thanks KC 

[cookie1]

Thanks for the better link knitter cook..

[Denzelmum]

Nice and easy, mango puree would be nice too.  Unfortunately I'm the only one who it tapioca in the house, better share this with friends.

[KarenH]

I just made these - so very easy and yummy!  I had some of Tenina's Berry Lime Coulis in the freezer, and used this for the sauce on the top.  Absolutely sensational!  Thanks cookie for drawing this one to my attention.  I love tapioca!

[cookie1]

Me too.

[Greyhoundmum]

please excuse my ignorance!!! I have some sago in the pantry is that the same or similar to tapioca??

[judydawn]

This will explain it better than I could GHM.

Just for the record; sago and tapoca are not the same thing. Sago is made from the starchy core of a certain type of palm tree, and tapioca is made from the roots of the cassava/manioc plant. These roots must be treated to remove the hydro-cyanic acid which they contain. Indigenously, this is done by pounding the roots, commercially a similar technique is used but on a larger scale. However, as both sago and tapioca are basically no more than refined starch, the outcome of both dishes when cooked is very similar.

I've seen them pounding the roots in some country we visited on a cruise many years ago - it made me wonder who came up with the idea in the first place

[nonomix]

Thanks Cookie for the link and trying out the recipe! It is indeed delicious for those who like tapioca 
Denzelmum, thanks for posting your picture! I'm learning something new everyday, had never heard of sago before!

[cookie1]

Mmmm. I think it may be time to make this again.