Chia seeds are nutritious little nuggets that are rich in fiber, calcium, protein and omega-3s. Soak them for 30 minutes and they’ll swell to a tapioca-like consistency that makes them ideal for making tasty nutritious... gluten-free puddings like this Mango Coconut Chia Pudding. Better yet, when starting the pudding with dry chia, as here, as it swells, it soaks up all the juices and flavors of the fruit, lime, and coconut milk.
Mix together the pureed mango, chia seeds, coconut milk, raisins, lime juice and vanilla extract. Put into the fridge for at least 30 minutes or until thickened.
Serve topped with toasted coconut and chopped cashews.
Chef Tips
If not used to eating chia, its fiber content can cause bloating and gassiness. As delicious as this dessert is, only eat a small portion, and not the whole thing.
Soak chia overnight in the fridge. It will absorb 9 times its volume of liquid. Chia also takes up flavors easily, so soak it in diluted fruit juice, lemon or lime water, coconut water or even cold herb tea.
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