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In one word: it looked like GUNK. I had never sent tapioca pudding and
never really used tapioca before. So I winged it (foodie arrogance). 1.3 cups of tapioca, soaked in 2 cups of water. Which absorbed so quickly I added lots of milk after about 30 minutes of soaking. Boiled it. Found out I had to add much more milk. Added a little sugar. then even more milk. I wound up with 6 bowls of gunk. Still, it turned out way too solid for my taste. And I turn out not to be a great fan of the labor of tapioca. At the same time, it does seem to have all the makings to be a comfort food. Nonetheless, I doubt I'll ever make it again. But it's good to get to know what seems to be a tradition to people in North America (or am I mistaken?) |
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