This easy Chocolate Mug Pudding recipe is a ‘one bowl wonder’ only taking 5 minutes of your time. Best thing is, there’s hardly any washing up.
You will find options throughout the recipe, including a gluten and dairy free option.
Before we get going, this recipe is cooked in the microwave, however if you don’t like using a microwave you can simply bake in the oven on 180 degrees in oven proof dishes. Cooking times will vary greatly depending on size of dish.
Ingredients
- 4 tbsp self raising flour (or almond meal for a gluten free alternative)
- 2 tbsp sugar of your choice
- 4 tbsp cocoa
- 1 egg
- 3 tbsp milk (rice milk, almond milk or oat milk will also work as a dairy alternative)
- 3 tbsp olive, sunflower, or coconut oil (or melted butter)
- 3 tbsp good quality dark chocolate chopped finely (you can find dairy and gluten free chocolate in health food stores)
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
- Variations: 1 tsp instant coffee powder/1 tbsp orange zest/ 3 chopped fresh dates
Method
- In a large bowl, place all dry ingredients (flour, natvia, cocoa) and combine thoroughly with a wooden spoon.
- Into this bowl, add the wet ingredients (egg, milk, oil, vanilla essence) and the chopped chocolate.
- Add the variations if using any.
- Stir thoroughly to combine.
- Divide mixture among 2 microwave safe mugs.
- Optional variation: Place a teaspoon of peanut butter in the centre of the filled mug and mixture YUM!).
- Place in microwave and cook one at a time
- Cooking times will vary as microwaves settings are very different form one another. Cook on medium heat for 1 minute and check to see if cooked. Pudding should be firm but will also have a soft centre. Continue to cook on 10 second intervals until cooked to your liking.
- If using the oven,180 degrees in small oven proof dishes. Cook for approx 10 minutes though depending upon the size of the dish used, cooking time may take up to 20 minutes.
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Reblogged this on Wine, Women & Wordplay and commented:
I’m tryng this this weekend. Probably healthier than my brownies! 😉
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There are no words that can explain how delicious this was! Thank you for a great recipe!
Oh thankyou so much! I’m smiling from ear to ear! makes us so happy to hear that! And it’s so easy to make isn’t it!
Supposed to be working on a new post…. Might have to go on hold while I pop into the kitchen and whip this up for morning tea!
Hahah! This cold weather lends itself to making delicious warm chocolate puddings! And the thing is, this recipe is TOTALLY distracting because it is so quick to make!
It was delicious. Instead of natvia I used rice malt syrup due to not having anymore natvia left. It still turned out great. I didnt realize that it would rise so much. Thanks for a great healthy treat and I can’t wait to make it again next time
That’s a great tip thankyou! we were so excited when we developed this, and the chef always begs me to make it for him. And the good thing is, that I can..because it takes no time at all! Thanks for the info and feedback!
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