INGREDIENTS:
- 1/4 cup chia seeds
- 2 cups milk (1 cup coconut milk and 1 cup full fat milk)
- 2 tbsp honey
For the Mango banana puree:
- 3 alphonso mangoes (2 to be pureed and 1 to be used for decoration)
- 3 small bananas or 1 big one
- Lime – 1/2
Steps to make the pudding:
Let the chia seeds sit for 2 minutes soaked in the milk and coconut milk until it begins to form a porridge like consistency. Give it a good mix with a fork or a whisk as chia seeds tend to clump. Let it sit overnight in the fridge preferably . If you are running out of patience allow the chia to swell and sit for a minimum of 2 hours at least, in the fridge.
To make the puree:
Blitz all the flesh from two mangoes and the bananas with a squeeze of lime and no water. Store in an airtight container in the fridge.
To assemble the pudding:
Pour the puree onto the bottom of a glass and spoon in the chia pudding. Top with mangoes cut small to be used as garnish and a mint leaf to make it look pretty.
Tips for the pudding:
- Chia seeds swell up so if you find it too thick you can loosen the consistency by adding more milk.
- You can add granola for the crunch element
- Compotes and berries can also be used
- Drizzling maple syrup is also an option
- Yelaki is the type of banana I used