Turkish Zuppa Inglese (Supangle)

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The chocolate pudding that nosotros telephone phone inwards Turkey "supangle," or "sup" inwards short, comes from French soupe Anglaise, which comes from Italian zuppa Inglese, which in all likelihood is derived from British trifle. Despite the inherited name, the dessert itself bears no resemblance to either zuppa Inglese or trifle, other than the kickoff layer of cake. Therefore, I volition label this rich, absolutely delicious chocolate pudding that y'all tin honor inwards every unmarried patisserie inwards Turkey every bit traditional Turkish.



























makes 8 medium size bowls or glasses
1 litre milk
7/8 loving cup sugar
3/4 loving cup flour
1/2 loving cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/4 loving cup butter
3/4 loving cup night chocolate or chocolate chips
left over cake or lady fingers or tea, cocoa, etc. biscuits or cookies


























-Mix mutual depression temperature milk, sugar, flour, together with cocoa powder, together with laid out cooking stirring constantly.
-Once it starts boiling, conduct maintain it off the stove.
-Add butter together with chocolate. Stir well.
-Cover the bottom of bowls or spectacles amongst which y'all volition serve the pudding amongst a layer of cake, cookie, or biscuit, together with moisture them amongst a splash of milk.
-Pour the pudding into the bowls.
-Decorate the tops amongst soil pistachio, shredded coconut, soil walnuts or almonds.
-Serve cold.

The pop agency to conduct maintain a "sup" inwards Turkey is amongst a scoop of H2O ice cream on top.

note: See the cracks on the surface of the pudding inwards the pictures? That's because I forgot what a patisserie chef told me in i lawsuit together with pour the pudding into the bowls when it was even therefore hot. However, if y'all permit the pudding cool downwards inwards the pot, stirring it frequently, together with therefore pour it into the bowls, at that topographic point would non hold upwardly whatsoever cracks on the surface.
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