This pudding is chocolate heaven! The original recipe idea for it came from my mate Ben, when he was head chef at Monte's. I've changed it round a bit to make it easier to make at home.
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Baked chocolate pudding
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Nutritional Information - Amount per serving:
- Calories 784kcal
- Carbs 70.5g
- Sugar 54.8g
- Fat 65.3g
- Saturates 32.7g
- Protein 19.2g
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Method
Melt 125g chocolate with the coffee, then pour into small ice-cube moulds and freeze until hard. Take 6 small 3-inch pastry rings, dariole moulds or cappuccino cups and grease well with some butter. Place in the fridge while you make your sponge mixture.
Melt the remaining chocolate with the butter in a bowl over a pan of boiling water, then in a separate bowl whisk the egg whites with the sugar until firm. Fold the yolks into the cooled chocolate and butter mixture, then add the almonds and flour. Finish by carefully folding in the egg white mixture. Preheat the oven to 190ºC/375ºF/gas 5.
Take your moulds out of the fridge and spoon a little mixture into each one, then push in a cube of the frozen coffee and chocolate mixture. Cover with the rest of the sponge mixture so each ice cube is completely enveloped. Bake in the preheated oven for about 18 to 20 minutes, then remove carefully from the moulds while hot. Serve immediately sprinkled with hazelnuts.
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