Low-carb coconut and chocolate pudding

Name: Low-carb coconut and chocolate pudding
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 20 min
Yield: 6 servings
Ingredients: 14 oz. coconut milk; 2 egg yolks; 3 oz. dark chocolate with a minimum of 70% cocoa solids; 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Do you want dairy-free chocolate pudding? It's relatively low in sugar, all from the very dark chocolate. It's not for every day, but it can be a good dessert option for special occasions.

July 21 2015 by in Recipes, Dessert

Do you want dairy-free chocolate pudding? It's relatively low in sugar, all from the very dark chocolate. It's not for every day, but it can be a good dessert option for special occasions.

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6 servingservings

Ingredients

14 oz. 400 g coconut milk
2 2 egg yolkegg yolks
3 oz. 75 g dark chocolate with a minimum of 70% cocoa solids
1 teaspoon 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions

Instructions are for 6 servings. Please modify as needed.

Add coconut milk and egg yolks to a sauce pan and stir to combine. Place over medium low heat and let simmer while stirring for 10 minutes.
Break the chocolate into small pieces and add to a bowl.
Add the vanilla and pour the coconut milk on top. Let stand for a while so that the chocolate melts.
Whisk the batter and pour into glasses.
Refrigerate for at least two hours before serving.

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This is another recipe from popular Swedish cookbook author and blogger Åse Falkman Fredrikson.

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41 Comments

1
Shelly
July 21 2015 1
I've made a chocolate mousse with nothing but good chocolate and water. You melt the chocolate, and start whipping it, and slowly drizzle in a couple of tablespoons of water. Chocolate tends to "seize up" when water is added, and the mousse exploits that behavior, and helps the chocolate whip to a nice, fluffy consistency. You just have to remember to use *good* chocolate (and it has to be at least 70% cacao for this to work). It's *delicious*.
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walter
July 21 2015
Shelly looks a really good idea, I will try it !!!!

But in the Coconut and Chocolate Mousse recipe, how I will have to do it with 100% chocolate powder...?

Thanks
Walt
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BobM
July 21 2015
Hmm...my birthday is coming up. I'm going to consider making this. If I can make it, I'll provide some feedback.
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BobM
July 21 2015
After reading the recipe, it's a bit confusing on what to do with the vanilla bean (does "vanilla stem" = "vanilla bean"?). Do you cut them up and add them to the chocolate when you add the hot mixture?
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Ulla W
July 21 2015 1
BobM, you cut the vanilla stem open and scrape out the smal seeds and add that to the mixture.
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BobM
July 22 2015 1
Thank you, Ulla. We have my birthday and my wife's coming up, so I'm looking forward to making this for one or both of our birthdays!
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svenskaresebloggen.
July 22 2015 1
I could really recommend this ☺ Åses recepies are always nice.
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Dhruv
July 25 2015
Thanks for this recipe. I tried this using dark chocolate with 90% coco powder..not only it turned out delicious but my blood sugar level was still under 6 (108) after a generous portion the previous night!!
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Linda
July 27 2015
This is an amazing desert. I made it on Aldi Coconut Cream 1.4 carbs per 100grams. So good, will definitely be making this again for special occasions.
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adele
August 19 2015
just wondering if you can add some shredded coconut in chocolate mould.
thought of adding coconut, 75% chocolate, water ...... see if this gonna works.
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Ken F
August 20 2015
I am puzzled why you "throw the egg white out" of the recipe. I am a chef with 20 years experience and my advice is that as you separate the egg yolks from the egg white, take the egg whites and whip them into soft peaks. Then when the mousse is chilled to room temperature, fold in the egg whites and put in refrigerator to chill.

I did this and it creates a very airy, delicate dessert rather than a pudding consistency which is an important element in something called, "Mousse".

This is great that it is dairy free, but it can be made with heavy cream as well.

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Reply to comment #11 by Ken F
Bjarte Bakke Team Diet Doctor
August 20 2015
Thanks for the feedback Ken, we've noted your advice for future recipe improvements.
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Tamarah
October 21 2015
Great Idea Ken,, thanks so much
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Brett
January 25 2016
Mine didn't set? Any ideas what went wrong?
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Theresa
February 7 2016
So, on the topic of mousse... No, I am not a chef, but I have come up with an idea which is drop dead relish!! I use coconut cream and chocolate-> the powder or hard "good chocolate" which has been melted. I these blends these TWO ingredients in a food processor or hand beater, whatever, until soft, creamy and floaty light, then spoon into cups. Refrigeration or not, but I usually must eat right away ..omg... add as desired, stevia, vanilla, or nothing at all..
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Russ
February 15 2016
Hi, Is it 16 gr. of carbs per serving or is it 16 grams of carbs for the 4 servings?
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Russ
February 15 2016
Ok checked it again and just saw it's 16 grams of carbs per serving, kind of high being that I'm trying to stay at 20 grams of carbs per day. Trying to figure out how to handle these late night sweet cravings anybody have any ideas?

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Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
February 15 2016
If you change 70% chocolate to 90% it should lower the carb content.

I would recommend to eat 1-2 teaspoons of coconut oil to handle cravings, if that don't work take a little bit more...at least for some that helps....and why not a nice cup of Rooibos tea? :)
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MaryAnn
February 20 2016
Russ: you aren't eating enough fat. Avocados, pate, pork belly, toasted coconut that is unsweetened. Cook on your day off so you have enough food so that you don't get diverted to carbs that are not good for you.
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Jacqueline
February 28 2016
Elizabeth David's chocolate mousse recipe is the easiest ever. For each person - melt 30g of dark (at least 70%) in a bowl over simmering water. Separate 1 egg per person & whisk the egg white until you get soft peaks. Whisk the egg yolk lightly & mix with the melted chocolate when it has cooled a little. Scrape the chocolate/ yolk mixture into the beaten whites & fold in with a metal spoon - or cheat as I do & whisk in. Put into small pots & chill for a couple of hours. My perfect low carb dessert - but only when guests are over. Ohh & a teaspoon of brandy per serving - add to the choc/ yolk mixture doesn't hurt!

So for 4 people - 4 eggs : 120g of dark chocolate.
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Carrie
March 2 2016
Hey Russ! I read that sour things, like dill pickles, help kill the "sweet" craving. I tried it and it works for me and other people I've told about it. Hope this helps!
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mel
March 5 2016
Russ, I have a very sweet tooth......I find this way of eating has helped me to control it to a large degree but every now and then when I am climbing the walls....I like to have a small handful nuts put in the microwave in a pyrex dish (it gets very hot) with one square of very dark choc blitzed until it melts, the nuts bulk out the chocolate and help to fill you up, heating the nuts gives them a wonderful toasted quality and the melted choc really tastes so rich... its worth the carbs of one one square as it really it hits the mark!

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Drachula
March 14 2016
I do I chocolate pudding with heated cream, melting 100% chocolate into it, then adding egg and baking in the oven. Then I eat it with berries and cream. Great, and very high in calories (which I need) and keeps me happy when kids eat chocolate pudding.
If anyone is foody enough to convert this into a proper recipe then please do.
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mick
April 10 2016
Just made this today and it was delicious!...deffo making it again!
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Jackie
April 19 2016
What's that white stuff dolloped on top?
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angie
May 2 2016
what's the over all carb average

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Julie
May 2 2016
We made this it wasnt very nice dont know what we did wrong
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Reply to comment #27 by angie
Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
May 2 2016
This recipe has 16 g carbs/serving.
(Hover over "Liberal Low Carb" in picture to get nutritional info.)

what's the over all carb average
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Liz Zirlott
May 28 2016
I thought there were 15 grams to a carb and I am allowed 8 carbs a day. If you are staying under 20 grams you aren't getting enough carbs.

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Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
May 29 2016
Hiz Liz!

We call everything between 0 - 100 grams carbs/day LCHF. Liberal LCHF is closer to "100" and strict closer to "0".
http://www.dietdoctor.com/how-low-carb-is-low-carb

I thought there were 15 grams to a carb and I am allowed 8 carbs a day. If you are staying under 20 grams you aren't getting enough carbs.
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Ash
June 7 2016
Hi. How do I know how many carbs in each recipe?

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linda
June 8 2016
Oh yes, i know what you mean! Oh the sweet tooth. My husband is not on this lchf. And he has a biiiig sweet tooth. He just go make him some peanutbutter cookies, sweet roles, and im licking my lips! lol. I gave in one day but determined not to again, help me Lord! ? thats why im scowering this site for deserts! I could result to fruit but really cany eat it can we???? Another thing, can someone tell me what that 70 and 90% dark choc means? I want it as low in carbs as possible.Personally, i dont like it but now im verrrry willing to try this recipe!!!!!!!! God bless everyone!
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Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
June 9 2016
Hi Ash!
If you hover your mouse over the symbol for "Strict/Moderate/Liberal Low Carb" on the pictures for all the recipes then you will get that info.

The amount of displayed carbs is net carbs (Total amount of carbs - fiber).
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Linda
June 22 2016
Does anyone know if it is safe to eat raw whipped egg whites (folded into mousse) if one is immunocompromised?
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Linda
July 10 2016
Not sure what I'm doing wrong but I've made this twice and it is AWFUL! So bitter. I made it once with cocoa powder and once with chocolate bar. (85% I believe) Both times I added a cup of sugar and folded in whipping cream and gave it to my grandchildren. It was good then.
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Mariola
August 31 2016
Can you substitute the vanilla bean with regular vanilla extract? If so how much of the extract would you use?
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George
October 2 2016
Shelley,

I just made the the mousse with 4 ounces of 100% chocolate and a pack a sweetener plus a spot of heavy whipping cream. It turned out great but I'm worried that I may have over done it on carbs. I ate the whole finished product. if I did my math correct, one 100% whole chocolate bar is about 38 carbs alone plus the spot of heavy whipping cream. Did I do my math correctly? There is 3 grams of fiber per 2 squares of chocolate. Do I subtract the fiber from the carb count to get my actual carbs?
41
Diana
November 14 2016
Can you sub dairy cream for the coconut milk? I'm allergic to coconut.
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cindy
January 19 2017
okay do you buy sweet or unsweet 70% chocolate?
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Trey
October 22 2017
I am having trouble getting the "pudding" to set. The first time I made this it set fine and was delicious but every time since the mixture is still a chocolate sauce even after a night in the fridge.
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Allan
November 15 2017
is that full fat coconut milk in a can or the 2 litres u can buy

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