As we’ve noted before, amaranth has a gelatinous quality that makes it ideal for pudding. If you’re fan of rice pudding or tapioca, you’ll probably like this, too. Our version is spiced with a little ancho chile powder and ground cinnamon, and sweetened with coconut sugar. You can cook the amaranth in unsweetened coconut milk beverage found in the refrigerated section of health food stores (rather than the thicker, richer canned coconut milk you’d use in our Spring Vegetable Curry), or use almond milk if you prefer less pronounced coconut flavor.
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Thanks for posting this! I am going to try it.
Do you have a recipe for vanilla amaranth pudding?
No vanilla … but we do have a Chai Spiced Amaranth Pudding that’s out of this world! http://nourishnetwork.com/2010/10/22/chai-spiced-amaranth-pudding/
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