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High-Protein Chocolate Pudding
A thick, mousse-like chocolate pudding made with cottage cheese, cocoa, honey, and melted dark chocolate. It is blended until smooth and chilled until set, making a rich dessert with approximately 25 grams of protein for the full batch, depending on the cottage cheese used.
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Ingredients
- 150 g cottage cheese (Also described as paneer; crumble before blending.)
- 4 tbsp milk (Add only as needed; the creator used less milk to keep the pudding thick. The source gives 3–4 tbsp.)
- 1.5 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1.5 tbsp honey
- 0.333 cup dark chocolate (Melt before adding to the blender.)
- cocoa powder (For dusting before serving; estimated amount is about 1 g.)
Steps
- 1
Crumble the cottage cheese or paneer into small pieces so it blends smoothly without leaving large curds.
- 2
Melt the dark chocolate gently in a microwave-safe bowl in short intervals, stirring between each interval, or melt it over a double boiler. Let it cool slightly so it remains fluid but is not piping hot.
- 3
Add the crumbled cottage cheese, cocoa powder, honey, and melted dark chocolate to a high-powered blender.
- 4
Add 3 tablespoons of milk to begin. Blend until the mixture is completely smooth and thick, scraping down the sides if necessary.
- 5
Check the consistency. If the blender needs help or the pudding is too thick to move, add the remaining milk a little at a time. Avoid adding more milk than necessary, because excess liquid can leave the pudding watery and prevent it from setting properly.
- 6
Continue blending until the mixture resembles a thick, glossy chocolate smoothie or mousse, with no visible cottage-cheese curds.
- 7
Pour the blended pudding into two small bowls or into one larger serving dish.
- 8
Cover and refrigerate for at least 6–8 hours, or overnight, until thickened and set. The creator noted that a reduced-milk version may set within a couple of hours, but longer chilling gives a firmer result.
- 9
Before serving, dust the surface lightly with cocoa powder.
Notes
Use milk sparingly: the creator found that adding too much made the first batch watery and prevented it from thickening. The transcript estimates the full batch at about 25 g protein and 720 calories, depending on the cottage cheese; nutritional values here are approximate and vary by brand. The creator suggested that a 50/50 whey-and-casein blend could increase the protein, but no amount was provided, so it is not included in the extracted recipe.
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