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Five-year Japanese bond yields are trading at an almost nine-month low as the yen approaches a post World War II record high, fueling speculation the Bank of Japan will expand stimulus this week to support the economy.
Yields on Japan's five-year government notes, which are more sensitive to changes in monetary policy than longer-term bonds, fell to 0.34 percent, the lowest since Nov. 12. U.S. five-year yields dropped to 1.18 percent, the least since November. The yen climbed to 76.30 against the dollar on Aug. 1, its strongest since a postwar record of 76.25 on March 17.
The BOJ may move to ensure that the appreciating yen doesn't damp exports and derail the economy's recovery from the March earthquake and tsunami. Five of 14 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News said the central bank will increase monetary stimulus at its Aug. 4-5 meeting, while two said there's a possibility of it and seven said it will probably stand pat.
"The BOJ will likely announce an easing measure as soon as possible this time to respond to the strong yen and weak dollar caused by the U.S.'s slowing economy and worsening financial conditions," said Masaaki Kanno, chief Japan economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Tokyo and a former BOJ official. "The Japanese economy has become less resilient to a stronger yen as competition from Asian companies has become more severe."
The central bank may provide further monetary stimulus this week, the Nikkei newspaper reported yesterday without citing a source for the information. Japanese officials are also preparing to sell the yen, the report said.
Strength of Yen
Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda said yesterday the yen was "overvalued" and that he's watching the markets, while declining to comment on intervention.
Toyota Motor Corp. "can't keep up with the speed of the yen's rise," Takahiko Ijichi, senior managing officer at the world's largest carmaker, said yesterday. The yen's gains cut Toyota's first-quarter operating profit by 50 billion yen ($647 million), the company said. Every 1 yen gain against the dollar cuts Toyota's operating profit by 34 billion yen, according to the company's full-year outlook.
Amid speculation of a BOJ move this week, the benchmark 10-year government bond yield fell to 1.01 percent, the lowest since November. One-year discount bills have yielded 0.11 percent since July 14, barely above the BOJ's overnight call loan rate target between zero percent and 0.1 percent, in another sign of the market's expectation of easing.
Relative Returns
Government bonds returned 1.4 percent in the past three months in Japan, compared with 3.9 percent in the U.S. and 5.3 percent in Germany, according to indexes compiled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Of the five economists predicting a BOJ move this week, two expect it to raise the asset-purchase program by 5 trillion yen ($65 billion) from the current 10 trillion yen this week, one projects a 10 trillion yen increase, and two didn't predict the amount, according to a Bloomberg survey. The BOJ buys assets such as government debt, corporate bonds and real-estate investment trusts to inject money into the economy.
The central bank may increase the amount of government bonds it buys as part of the program, said Kazuhiko Sano, chief strategist at Tokai Tokyo Securities Co., one of the 25 primary dealers obliged to bid at government debt sales.
"If the BOJ lengthens the maturity of government debt it buys in the fund, that may help push down yields on medium to long-term government bonds," said Sano, who expects the BOJ to expand the fund this week, without predicting the amount.
Yield Forecast
The 10-year bond yield may fall to 0.9 percent as the yen rises to a record, Sano said.
The BOJ buys government debt with a remaining maturity of between one and two years, in addition to discount bills, which mature in one year or less. It plans to buy up to about 5 trillion yen of government bonds and bills.
BOJ Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said last week that the yen's strengthening could hurt Japan's economy. Board member Hidetoshi Kamezaki said the bank would need to act "proactively" should the yen's gains pose a threat to growth.
Japan's industrial production rose a less-than-expected 3.9 percent in June from May, a government report last week showed. The world's third-largest economy will probably expand in the third and fourth quarters after shrinking for three straight quarters, according to a survey of 41 economists by the government-affiliated Economic Planning Association.
Before three out of the last five BOJ monetary easing decisions since December 2009, the yen strengthened more than 2 percent in the preceding month, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The yen has gained more than 3 percent since the BOJ's last meeting on July 11-12.
Many Factors
The BOJ may expand its asset fund by 5 trillion yen if there's a sharp increase in the yen, stocks fall, economic conditions worsen or deflation concerns mount, said Mari Iwashita, chief market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities Inc.
The Nikkei 225 Stock Average has fallen 5.9 percent so far this year. It's recovered about 17 percent from its low on March 15 right after the magnitude-9 quake in northeastern Japan.
Central bankers may hold off from boosting stimulus this week as it takes a "wait-and-see stance," said Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute in Tokyo.
"The BOJ may not have changed its economic view that the economy is picking up with an easing of supply-chain constraints," he said.
With weak economic signs coming out of the U.S. including the Institute for Supply Management's factory index slumping to a two-year low this week, the yen will likely stay stronger than 80 to the dollar, according to Shinichi Horikawa, who helps manage the equivalent of about $12 billion at Mitsui Sumitomo Kirameki Life Insurance Co. in Tokyo.
Should the yen strengthen sharply beyond its postwar high, "the BOJ will likely ease further to respond to it," he said.


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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Brad Coleman hopes to make his Sprint Cup debut later this season with Hall of Fame Racing, then run the full Cup schedule in 2009 as a teammate of J.J. Yeley's. Normally, sponsorship is the biggest hurdle a driver must face when an organization is looking to expand.
I think the Cup series comes with so many different pressures than [Nationwide] and truck, and when you get that 18 to 21 gap there, I guess you can take in a lot of the surroundings [by staying in truck or Nationwide] that you wouldn't necessarily get to take in if there wasn't that age requirement.
-- Kevin Harvick
Such hurdles can be overcome. Coleman, however, might find an insurmountable hurdle in his path if NASCAR enacts a rule this season requiring that a driver must be 21 to run in the Cup series. The change NASCAR has begun discussing with teams -- a common practice as the sanctioning body looks to gather various perspectives before altering a rule -- would not affect the Craftsman Truck or Nationwide series.
Drivers currently must be 18 to run in any of NASCAR's three national series.
Coleman, who will run the full Nationwide schedule with Baker Curb Racing, turns 20 on Feb. 26, meaning such a rule would keep him out of a Cup car this season and also would force him to miss next year's Daytona 500, which will be held earlier in the month.
"I was a bit surprised because NASCAR already has their qualification system for being able to qualify [to race on] intermediate tracks or short tracks or big superspeedways like this one," Coleman said Friday during Nationwide testing at Daytona International Speedway. "If they [enact the rule], I don't know when they'd [do] it, but I'm sure it would be before the year's over or before the year starts and I wouldn't be able to do the seven races. And next year I'd have to miss the Daytona 500 so it would be really tough.
"I think if a driver is qualified if NASCAR qualifies him to do it, he should be allowed to do it. I wouldn't get to do those seven [Cup] races, and I think they are crucial just to get used to the Sprint Cup Series and what it would be like [in 2009]."
At 22, Cale Gale doesn't have to worry if NASCAR enacts a new age requirement, but he, too, isn't sure one is necessary. Gale will be running a part-time schedule with Kevin Harvick Inc. in the Nationwide Series and points out that age hasn't kept some drivers from running well at the Cup level.
"I feel like there's been guys who have come in here -- Kyle Busch is one of them -- who have run pretty good in the Cup series right off. I feel like if you show what you can do in the Truck series and the Nationwide Series [and] if you've got good car control and you can run good, I feel like you should get the opportunity at 18 to do it," Gale said. " [And] it's not common to see a guy ready to go Cup racing before he's 21. We'll see whatever they come up with, [but] I'm sure it'll be the best decision that they can make."
Kevin Harvick disagrees with the driver he employs and thinks the rule could prove beneficial. Harvick was 25 when Dale Earnhardt's death in the 2001 Daytona 500 led to Harvick's elevation to Cup a week later at Rockingham.
Granted the unique circumstances of that transition increased the focus on Harvick, but the sport also has grown over the past seven years. That's the main reason Harvick would support such a rule.
"I think the Cup series comes with so many different pressures than [Nationwide] and truck, and when you get that 18 to 21 gap there, I guess you can take in a lot of the surroundings [by staying in truck or Nationwide] that you wouldn't necessarily get to take in if there wasn't that age requirement.
"So I think that would be a good thing as far as the maturity factor of just being able to take on Cup racing because with the sponsor commitments and just the amount of everything that comes with it, it's just a whole different level and you get some of that [as preparation] in the Nationwide Series."
Joking that he'd like to see the requirement raised to 35 years old to help drivers such as himself find a Cup ride, Mike Wallace agrees with Harvick that there could be something to gain by raising the age limit to 21.
"There's some arrogance in 18-, 19-, 20-year-old kids out there," Wallace said. "Yeah, they're fast. [But] this is a professional series, the Sprint Cup Series is the elite of the elite and you should represent yourself that way. What's the difference? You're 21 years old and you get a chance to go run a Sprint Cup car, what could be better than that?"
Mark Ashenfelter is an associate editor at ESPN.


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OCZ's new RevoDrive 350 PCIe-based SSDs, which offers transfer speeds of up to 1.8GB/s, is finally here and is available in 240GB, 480GB and 960GB capacities. We have the pricing details here.
Friday, 3 Oct 2014
Fujitsu launches new Extreme Series SSDs
The latest player to enter the local SSD market is Fujitsu, who has just announced its new Extreme Series SSD, which will be powered by an LSI SandForce controller.
Thursday, 2 Oct 2014
Samsung releases new 3.2TB SM1715 PCIe SSD
Samsung is putting its new 3D V-NAND to good use and has just announced a new 3.2TB PCIe-based SSD that will offer random read speeds up to a staggering 750k IOPS.
Wednesday, 10 Sep 2014
Raidon's new InTank iR2770 internal RAID module lets you put two drives in RAID 0 or 1 easily
The Raidon InTank iR2770 is an internal RAID storage module that lets users easily configure two 2.5-inch form factor drives in either RAID 0 or 1. What's more it fits into a single 3.5-inch drive bay.
Thursday, 21 Aug 2014
OCZ has a new entry-level SSD called the ARC 100
OCZ has just launched its new ARC 100 SSD, which is powered by its in-house developed Barefoot 3 controller and is targeted at entry-level and budget-conscious users.
Tuesday, 19 Aug 2014
AMD announces Radeon R7 SSDs in collaboration with OCZ/Toshiba
AMD has just announced its new mid to high-end Radeon-branded R7 SSDs, which was designed in collaboration with OCZ and Toshiba. What's more, you can expect it to hit local stores soon!
Thursday, 14 Aug 2014
Plextor's new high-end SSD, the M6 Pro, now available in Singapore
Plextor has just announced that its new high-end SSD, the M6 Pro, will be available in Singapore beginning today with prices starting at $128.
Monday, 11 Aug 2014
Silicon Motion's new SSD controller supports TLC NAND
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Thursday, 7 Aug 2014
HGST demonstrates "world's fastest SSD" at the Flash Memory Summit
HGST has just demonstrated what it calls "the world's fastest SSD" at the Flash Memory Summit using a combination of an ultra low latency interface and faster memory.
Thursday, 24 Jul 2014
Kingston introduces new 960GB SSDNow V310 SSD (updated)
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Ryan Mueller could've taken the easy road, but he wanted more. With a selection of smaller schools on the Leawood native's radar, he chose to walk-on at Kansas State. Four years later, he's the first K-State defensive lineman to earn back-to-back First
In a program that preaches consistency and constant improvement, Kansas State center B.J. Finney was a natural fit from the very beginning. Coaches and teammates laud the senior for both his leadership abilities and his talent as a blocker, which are both things he'
Lockett has record-breaking year Tyler Lockett could arguably be the best football player in Kansas State history. The wide receiver certainly has the numbers to make the case, especially after a record-breaking senior season in which the youngest of the Lockett family to wear purple
Kansas State's win over Michigan in last season's Buffalo Wings Bowl is still being felt by the Wildcats today — and a big reason why K-State players say they're in position to finish this year with 10 wins. "Winning a bowl game can help
Kansas State senior center B.J. Finney will participate in the 90th East-West Shrine Game on Jan. 17, 2015, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The game will begin at 3 p.m. and be televised by the NFL Network. Finney, who has started all 51 career games
Twelve Kansas State players — highlighted by first-team All-America punt returner Tyler Lockett and Freshman All-America kicker Matthew McCrane — earned postseason honors from Phil Steele, the publication announced Thursday. Lockett was also a First-Team All-Big 12 honoree as a wide receiver and punt returner and was joined
Headlined by wide receiver and kick returner Tyler Lockett, three Kansas State players have captured All-America honors from various outlets, as organizations have announced their teams over the past week. Lockett, who was named a Walter Camp Second-Team All-American last week, has been named a
Kansas State's Tyler Lockett was one of 12 players added to the Senior Bowl roster Monday, as the record-setting wide receiver will participate in the most notable collegiate all-star game next month. The Senior Bowl has invited 110 players to fill the rosters of the North
Kansas State backup defensive tackle Terrell Clinkscales was arrested Sunday after a report of a domestic incident in the 600 block of Highland Ridge Drive. Clinkscales, 22, 617 Highland Ridge Drive, Apt. 6304, was arrested at about 5:30 a.m. Sunday for intimidation of a witness or victim, criminal damage
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The website was the result of more than two years' work and,
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6 Feb 2013 6:18 AM #1
Answered: Sencha Touch 2.1.1 - any release notes?
I noticed in the blog post regarding BB10 support that Sencha Touch 2.1.1 is now available.
Are there release notes for this update?
I downloaded 2.1.1 and tested it enough to see that the blank page issue with Cordova apps is now fixed, so that's good news.
Hi as always the release note are in the file called release-notes.html in the root of the installation.
6 Feb 2013 6:23 AM #2
Hi as always the release note are in the file called release-notes.html in the root of the installation.
6 Feb 2013 7:17 AM #3
And there was silly billy me expecting it to be announced in the usual place at the top of the forums! Thanks for the heads up sencha!
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Ok. I found the release notes in the root directory. Thanks.
I'd like to suggest putting them also somewhere on the Sencha site--blog post announcing update (I'd like to suggest this, too :-), sticky forum thread, link on download page, infograph, lolcat, etc.


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The Fusion Cafe: The Fusion Cafe
The Fusion Café on Jalan Thain Cheok was excellent, the food was delicious especially the 3 layer pork for MR10 ($3.06) and Fried Mee for MR5 ($1.53). Everything was very reasonably priced 3 x cans Tiger Beer with bucket of ice MR14 ($4.29) and Mushroom fired rice MR5.
There are tables and chair outside and inside is quite cute with pink painted walls and little wooden tables and stools. It also seems very popular with younger locals.
I don't know if it was the owner or a worker who looked after us but she was fantastic, very friendly and of course made the suggestion to Gary that he would be better ordered the special of 3 Tiger Beers! My Vanilla Pearl Milk Tea was only MR4 ($1.20) and so refreshing.
Very nice little café.
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The Carvery - Abell Hotel: The Carvery - Abell Hotel
We went to the Carvery at the Abell Hotel a couple of times and you can order from the menu or have the buffet which is themed on the Brazilian style of Carvery. All the soups, vegetables, salads, breads and desserts are buffet style but all the meat is bought to your table on big skewers and carved onto your plate.
There are 14 different meats such as loin lamb chops, lamb leg, lamb shanks, sirloin steak, blackened beef ribs, sausages, fish and more. Everything we had was cooked perfectly and so delicious, the lamb shanks and lamb chops were the best I have had and it was so nice to have broccoli, cauliflower and brussel sprouts again.
We thoroughly enjoyed the Carvery and left so full, the current price is RM63 ($20) a person and it is so worth it. On your table you have a red and green disc, if you have the green disc showing saying serve me then the guys will keep coming to your table carving meat onto your plate.
Put the red disc up saying thank you and they will leave you alone because you are saying no more we are full.
The first time we went to the Carvery we ordered from the menu. I had not had steak in over 2 months so ordered a medium well done New Zealand Prime Rib and Gary ordered Chicken Cordon Bleu.
Presentation was excellent and I was so looking forward to this steak but when I cut into it there was blood running out. I could not eat it but Gary loved it as it was cooked perfectly for him and I thoroughly enjoyed his Cordon Bleu.
The bill for our dinner and alcohol drinks was MR111 ($34).
We highly recommend a visit to the Carvery if you are in Kuching.
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Khatulistiwa Restaurant: Khatulistiwa Restaurant
Khatulistiwa Restaurant is in a prime location on the riverfront and definitely looks better at night, it is a 24 hour place but during the daytime you can really notice how much it needs a good cleanup.
The food is very hit and miss if you can get anyone to take your order but the setting is very nice. I think the worst Nasi Goreng I have ever had was from here and their Beef Rendang was also below average with tough chewy meat.
On the other hand their burgers were delicious as was the black pepper fried rice.
So after trying the meals here a couple of times we will not eat here again, but we would go back for drinks, snacks and the lovely location on the riverfront.
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James Brooke Bistro: James Brooke Bistro
James Brooke Bistro is in the perfect location on the riverfront and it is beautifully decorated and quite quirky in old colonial style. It was so relaxing sitting here with a drink just watching the world go by and we went here many times during our stay.
There are also quite a few photo opportunities in the bistro with cat sculptures out the front, real cats sleeping around the place and old artwork places around the restaurant.
We really enjoyed spending time here and our only complaint would be the staff, they could be a bit quicker on their feet, sometimes it was very hard even to pay the bill as they were always too busy talking amongst themselves instead of looking after customers.
The bistro is named after James Brooke who born in 1803 and was the first white Rajah of Sarawak.
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Top Spot Seafood - Bukit Mata Seafood Centre: Top Spot Seafood - Bukit Mata Seafood Centre
Our favorite place for dinner that we went to a couple of times was Top Spot Seafood - Bukit Mata Seafood Centre (Number 25) on top of a 6 story car park, this place was only a 3 minute walk from our hotel.
We ordered 1 x kilo prawns cooked in garlic & butter, Chili Mud Crab, Squid, large fried rice and a vegetable dish, everything we ordered here came to MR97 ($29.77) and it was delicious!
Drinks are paid separately and a large bottle of Tiger beer & a fresh pineapple juice was MR18 ($5.50). We did not realize there was a lift up to the top but found it on the way down.
We highly recommend having dinner here, fresh, delicious and cheap.
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Tunis Restaurant: Simple good local food and so convenient
Tumis is located 2 mins across Hilton. It's great to find good halal local food so close by. It's small but cozy enough and run by a friendly proprietor. Glad we tried the local dish called Nasi Goreng Dabai and the suggested ayam bakar. I also enjoyed the 3 layer tea. Highly recommended.
Directions: Directly across Hilton on a slope. You can' miss it.Add to your Trip Planner
Panera cafe: Best coffee stop along the Main Bazaar
What a gem we found tucked at the side of a small boutique hotel along the Main Bazaar. Panera is a still new, cute little cafe run by friendly people. They offer an attractive selection of cakes, pastries and cookies (try the blonde bar and the rainbow cheesecake) at v.reasonable prices. So refreshing compared to the small selection at James Brooke at RM12 p/slice!. We are coffee lovers and their coffee did not disappoint.
Directions: Find them at the end of the Main Bazaar beside The Ranee boutique hotelAdd to your Trip Planner
Chong Choon Cafe: The Best Laksa and Lamb Noodles under One roof
There are two things which crowd Chong Choon cafe daily. First is the laksa stall which starts serving bowls of spicy laksa to customers for breakfast as early as 7.30 am. The laksa starts from RM4.00 (small bowl) - RM 5.00 (large bowl with big fresh prawns).
Every laksa stall in Kuching is slightly different, which is why the locals all have their favourite laksa stall. For me, this stall is the best because the cook puts in generous serves of coriander, spices, and enough spiciness to give the taste a real "kick"!. If you're into strongly flavoured laksa, look no further that this coffeeshop located at 3rd mile, behind the MacDonalds at Central Park Commercial Centre.
The other stall worth mentioning is David's stall. He serves lamb noodle, spicy beef noodle all with handmade spinach or carrot noodles freshly made everyday at the shop. David also lends a kick to his dishes by putting fresh goats milk in his lamb stews for that extra creamy taste! His roast chicken noodles are also worth trying. Prices for his dishes range from RM5.00 to RM7.00.
Dave's missus, who is in charge of the drinks stall, serves the best coffee in 3rd mile. Strong, thick and piping hot at RM1.00 per cup, its guaranteed to give the drinker a kickstart to the day!
Favorite Dish: The LAKSA!
Address: Chong Choon Cafe, Central Park Commercial Centre
Directions: Locate the McDonalds at 3rd mile. Turn into the row of coffeeshops and turn right when you reach the carpark facing the river (should be less than 1 mins walk)Related to:
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Equator Restaurant: Great views over the Sarawak River
The Equator Restaurant is located on the eastern edge of the waterfront promenade in Kuching. It serves a wide range of good quality meals at very reasonable prices. You can sit in the open air section for coffee or a drink, or eat a meal undercover upstairs and get great views of the Sarawak River and lights of northen Kuching at night.
Address: Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman
Directions: On the waterfront opposite the Hilton and Riverside Hotels
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Little Lebanon: Middle eastern food in Borneo?
Little Lebanon is a restaurant at one end of India street. Serving mainly authentic Lebanese, Middle Eastern and local favourites, the restaurant has a good choice to pick from and is an ideal opportunity to discover the taste of Lebanon through their offerings of Shawarma, Kebabs, Arabic Sausages, Kiftah Halabi, Hommus and a variety of Pita Bread specialties. The interior is beautifully decorated with Middle Eastern design plus they also serve beer as you can see in one of the photos. Good food that's a little different to noodles and rice.
Top Spot Food Court: Choose The Right Seafood Stall !!
Once you are out from the lift at the 3rd Floor, the employees from the closest stalls will hassle you to their stall. They will tell how good and how fresh their seafood. I fell into this trap on the 1st night eating at the 3rd stall from the lift. The seafood wasn't fresh and the rest of the food just so so and it is expensive. There are many seafood stalls including 2 or 3 BBQ & satay stalls.
After gathering informations from the locals, their all time favorite stall is #25 (Bukit Mata Seafood Centre). Tried another time at this stall and true enough it is tasty, fresh and cheap. Usually it can be over crowded. Go as early as 6pm. The crowded customers was testimony to good food. We ordered 3 giant prawns, fried sambal bidin, curry fish head, lemon chicken, fried squid and stir fried sea cucumber. All the dishes were very tasty, good and the portion is big. Including rice, chinese tea and ice cubes for 6 pax, the bill came to RM130. For side dishes, the satay is quite good. The stall is located at the center of the atrium.
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By The River - Restaurant & Shops
Another attractive restaurant which due to lack of time we could not manage to visit. The building is very attractive and provides a great view of the river. These photos were taken whilst on the river enjoying a late afternoon cruise.
There is so much to see and do in Kuching, and with only 2 days our stay was far too short.
Address: Kuching Waterfront
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|Licensing on that game is bonkers
Licensing on that game is bonkers
|3 weeks 2 hours ago
|The game at UConn and the
The game at UConn and the Akron game come to mind almost immediately. At least one side of the ball was doing something well.
|3 weeks 23 hours ago
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Terrrible call
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Solid argument there. F1 is a shadow of what it used to be. Enjoy half the race watching a battle for 9th where they get within a half second of each other. And I'll take Indianapolis over every F1 track out there if you want to go the history route.
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The guy's silly comment was only on phones apparently.
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The maize last year was the correct maize again finally. Keep it.
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Looked to me like lebron wanted to try and goad a suspension out of green to me. Almost worked too.
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I demand an explanation of the teddy bear. Was it as close as they could come to a wolverine in the months of planning I'm sure led to this moment? Do they think wolverines are little bears? Were they simply worried about the note blowing away and this was the best weight they could scrounge out of their bindles?
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|This thread is dumb and is
This thread is dumb and is always dumb and none of you are clever.
|13 weeks 1 day ago
|Probably one of my finest
Probably one of my finest relationship moments also gave me my favorite piece of memorabilia. When I got engaged I mentioned that it was kind of a bummer that she got to show a ring off but the guy gets pretty much nothing to represent the commitment we were about to make to each other. I then dropped the idea that an authentic Michigan helmet signed by Charles Woodson was a third of the cost of the ring so it wouldn't even be that much of a burden. That thing looks glorious on the shelf.
The wife deserves some credit for being amazing I suppose as well.
|14 weeks 21 min ago
|How edgy of you.
How edgy of you.
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Grow up
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Did you have an issue with Luke picking up space flight and combat in 10 minutes? He'd never left Tatooine and yet didn't seem to struggle much at all there. He managed to out pilot TIE fighter pilots who probably trained a fair amount right?
Maybe Rey had prior training as a child or something like that. Maybe certain aspects of the force come to her easier than Luke. These people are space wizards, they can do shit.
|16 weeks 4 days ago
|Beating those 4 schools isn't
Beating those 4 schools isn't exactly a huge victory is it? It's not like they subtract points for complete ineptitude in sports right? If they did that'd be interesting.
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Nope don't care about this
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|The original trilogy had 3
The original trilogy had 3 different directors so...
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|Mistake that Dwumfour is in
Mistake that Dwumfour is in that list at the end already? I'm fine with it but just wondering if I missed something.
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|33 weeks 5 days ago
|How about that auburn team two years ago?
How about that auburn team two years ago?
|35 weeks 5 days ago
|It's all about the radio call
It's all about the radio call guys. Done it for every road game this year and it's been so much better.
|35 weeks 6 days ago
|I don't need a player to lead the ncaa in techs.
I don't need a player to lead the ncaa in techs.
|38 weeks 6 days ago
|The fact that your post
The fact that your post ragging on people making name jokes is ended with a play on a player's name is just some next level stuff man, well done.
|50 weeks 3 days ago
|Well the tag
Well the tag "glowinthedarkposter" leads me to believe that no, they will not. At least that is what I'm hoping.
|1 year 1 day ago
|Agree on the Hoosiers thing.
Agree on the Hoosiers thing. That article was quite eye-rolling itself.
|1 year 2 days ago
|This is disappointing. I
This is disappointing. I thought this idea very unique and it got our history out in a much more prominent way. The "create their own legacy" argument doesn't make sense to me. We can't bother to remember two great players who wore the same number? It's not a cool thing to connect the past to the present?
I never heard anyone complain about a receiver no longer building their own legacy when they got the #1.
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Homemade Vanilla Pudding (Recipe plus Video How-to)Recipes, Snacks and Sweets, Videos
Ah, homemade vanilla pudding …. truly, one of the ultimate comfort foods!
Kids especially love pudding and a homemade pudding cup makes a wonderful healthy addition to the lunchbox if you make it yourself with wholesome ingredients.
Whatever you do, skip those pudding boxes from the store. They are nothing but white sugar, GMO corn starch, artificial colors and flavors plus preservatives.
Even if boxed pudding is made with good quality whole milk, the end result is not be something that would be of overall benefit. Kind of like raw grassfed milk served with a bowl of Fruit Loops, wouldn't you agree? What's the point in that?
It's time to ditch the pudding boxes and processed pudding snack cups and learn how to make homemade vanilla pudding the old fashioned way with nothing but wholesome ingredients.
In this video, I show you how my Grandma used to make vanilla pudding on the stovetop. She called it blancmange although she never bothered to set it in a mould as is sometimes done. It serves up wonderful and warm straight from the pot with no need to refrigerate first unless you prefer your pudding served cold.
Video: How to Make Homemade Vanilla Pudding
Homemade Vanilla Pudding (recipe)
Makes 6-8 servings
3 cups whole milk (preferably raw grassfed milk from a local family farm)
2 extra large, free range eggs
1/3 cup freshly ground flour, organic cornstarch, or arrowroot powder (where to find)
1/2 – 3/4 cup sucanat or coconut sugar (where to find)
1 Tbl grassfed butter (where to find)
2 tsp vanilla
*You may substitute whole coconut milk (where to find) for a dairy free homemade vanilla pudding version.
In a large saucepan, combine sugar and flour and milk. Cook and stir with a whisk over medium heat until the mixture starts to slightly bubble. Cook for 2 minutes more and remove saucepan from the heat.
In a small glass bowl, beat eggs and then gradually stir in about a cup of the cooked mixture all the while whisking vigorously. Pour egg mixture into the saucepan and return to medium heat. Cook/stir until nearly bubbly but not a boil. Reduce heat and cook/stir for 2 more minutes.
Remove pan of homemade vanilla pudding from heat. Stir in butter and vanilla.
Let homemade vanilla pudding cool for 5 minutes and serve warm.
Refrigerate uneaten portion and use for homemade vanilla pudding cups for your children's lunches or for quick at home snacks.
Love pudding? Try these other recipes.
Egg Custard Pudding
Bread and Butter Pudding
Jello Pudding
Macademia Nut Pudding
Thai Custard Pudding
Homemade Chocolate Pudding
Russian Custard
Coconut Milk Pudding
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
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Comments (144)
Lupe Marsden
Thank you so much for this recipe and tutorial! I'm pregnant and craving pudding! Looked at the jello box at the store and the ingredient list was awful so I put it back and came home to look up a recipe. I thought I would find a recipe but it would be too hard. This recipe was so easy!!!! And everything I used was my organic ingredients!!! It's cooling now! I can't wait to eat it all up!!! Thank you!
Abby Eustace via Facebook
This is yummy pudding!!
Melissa Butler via Facebook
Here in Australia we call this custard & use it has a condiment for pudding, pudding is a self saucing cake that when you bake it it makes it's own sauce on the bottom.
Kirsten Wise via Facebook
mmm Im going to make banana pudding pie:)
Michelle Rinaldi via Facebook
Could you use coconut flour instead and if so how much?
Amanda Leonard via Facebook
my 2 year old son begs for this pudding almost everyday! we all love it and it tastes a million times better than anything out of a box!
Leah Reinpold Delaney via Facebook
10 mins?! It takes me like 45 mins. Jealous!
Maureen Tannert via Facebook
I use real gelatin and it works :-). Very yummy – haven't put butter in mine though.
Tim Robinson via Facebook
(Sarah) Booo, I LOVED it but no one else in my family did.
Saira Khan via Facebook
Just made it, my kids luv it thx
I am a professional Pastry Chef, and I would suggest whisking the starch and 1/4 of the sugar into the eggs, add the rest of the sugar to the milk in to the pot and bring to a simmer. Whisk the starch and sugar into the eggs very thoroughly (use an electric hand mixer if you have one), until the mixture thickens and turns a pale yellow.
Very slowly whisk the simmered milk into the eggs to temper the eggs. Pour the mixture back into the pot and cook the pudding on med heat until it boils, whisking constantly. It MUST come to a boil in order to cook the starch and thicken the pudding.
I always strain my puddings through a sieve immediately off the heat so I get a completely smooth pudding.
Don't add the butter and extract until after it comes off the heat and strained.
I also always add salt to my puddings, about 1/4 tsp. Tastes flat without salt. Citrus zest is a great addition.
If your pudding separates after chilling or tastes pasty, it was not brought to a boil to cook the starch.
Grace Caballero Hood via Facebook
This is So delish!!! Tks!!
can you use sprouted flour?
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
Yes, I use sprouted flour all the time.
I cooked this for probably 20 minutes total? Had to put it on medium high because it just wouldn't thicken or bubble at all. Well, after all that the pudding is pretty thin and not really like pudding at all. I let it get nice and hot and waited several minutes while stirring after that. Should I try more flour? I used sprouted whole wheat and mine also looks totally different from your picture. Did you use white flour? Mine is brown just like the flour and coconut sugar…
It's also very grainy from the flour. Yours looks so smooth! Wish mine did!
Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I think you way overcooked it. I used whole wheat flour.
Could you tell me why coconut sugar or sucanat are healthier? I know white sugar is no good and mostly use honey but I don't know anything about the sweeteners you mentioned.
White sugar is generally made from gmo beets now, therefore making the other healthier.
Oh,what a treat! It didn't look good,as I expected it to be though,but very good!
My favorite go to recipe for a quick wholesome dessert for the family. I make many renditions, including chocolate and cinnamon honey. Even my 17 yr old stepson, who is more used to conventional sweets LOVES this pudding and has asked me to teach him to make it. Thanks Sarah!
Julie P
I just have to share that after trying this I was inspires to make a pumpkin version for the fall! I omitted half the vanilla, and at the end added one cup of pureed pumpkin and two tsp of pumpkin pie spice. So delicious and festive tasting!!
Anita Messenger via Facebook
Adding chia and cocoa sounds like a great idea.
Arlene Marx via Facebook
if you want chocolate pudding…increase the sugar a bit and add chocolate to the mix
Diana Guillen via Facebook
I would love to make it with tapioca… how do you do that?
Danielle Tate via Facebook
I love this recipe! I use arrowroot as the thickener and it turns out great (almost) every time.
Hsiu-Li Lefaver via Facebook
I'm gonna try it! Especially b/c you have a video clip for us to watch.
Olga G
Love this stuff make it all the time, get some phyllo dough and layer it while the pudding still warm
Andrea Huehnerhoff via Facebook
Ha! I saw the thumbnail of the Jell-O box and I thought .. What? No way – Sarah what has happened to you!!
Carol Tonne via Facebook
& yeah, the box lends absolutely no benes or flavor to pudding so why use it…right!?
Carol Tonne via Facebook
Oh! i hope i have the ingredients in the cupboard…that sounds sooo good right now.
Maggie Goodman Russell via Facebook
thanks for always makeing your information user friendly & applicably educational!
Susan Eyres via Facebook
Just made this and some yummy fresh butter. Can't wait for it to cool!!
You use vanilla extract, not real vanilla? Any reason?
Sarah Reddick via Facebook
RkFitMiami via Facebook
thanks!!!! sharing yummm!!
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Sarah Yes, there is a written version of the recipe that is a chocolate version that was one of my very first posts 3 years ago .. the formatting is kind of messed up as I was on blogger then before I converted to WordPress, but the recipe is legible: http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/homemade-vanilla-or-chocolate-pudding/
Natalie Salamy via Facebook
Sounds delish!!! Do you think I could get away with leaving the eggs out? My kids have egg allergies
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@Anita Or … custard pudding with an Eastern twist: http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/thai-custard-pudding/
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@Anita Ask and you shall receive: http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/traditional-egg-custard-pudding/
Bethany Sheridan Ficks via Facebook
I am so sad that I am out of eggs! We are going to pick some up in the morning, so this will be the first thing I make with them.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Mark I make with low glycemic coconut sugar and it isn't a regular thing so I feel good about it. To tell you the truth, I'm a bit concerned about giving my kids stevia in any appreciable amounts due to the potential infertility link. I need to do more research on that but for now I'm not comfortable with it.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
Just finished and its cooled enough for me to have a bowl to test LOL
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@Sarah awesome!
Sarah Reddick via Facebook
Literally just made a double batch!!! Have you made chocolate? If so, could you share the info?
Natasha Pittman via Facebook
Lauren Hoover Cowsar this is for you!
Tennille Kendall Hansen via Facebook
I love homemade pudding. Soooo good. Once my goats kid again i will have enough extra milk to make it often. Right now I only have enough for drinking and make just enough kefir and yogurt.
Grace Caballero Hood via Facebook
Thank You!!!
Freya Yungk via Facebook
Anita Messenger via Facebook
Thank you so much – I've been looking for ages for an easy pudding recipe to use up extra milk/eggs. Now, how about custard? Got a recipe for that?
Lisa Carpenter via Facebook
Wonder how this would be with a few chia seeds…..
Rachel Yoder via Facebook
we have been making a version of this all my life. its so good! we like to use half flour and half cornstarch/arrowroot for best results and texture.
Laura Waldo via Facebook
My son requested "old fashioned" Tapioca this evening. Little pearls are soaking overnight and we'll be enjoying tiny bubbles tomorrow evening.
Mark Felton via Facebook
Might try it with stevia substituted. Way too much sugar for me.
Matt Marie McClanahan via Facebook
Perfect timing! I have been wanting pudding so bad, but refuse to buy those nasty boxes of fakeness anymore. Thanks!
Emily Robinson via Facebook
I've used this recipe, Sarah! My husband and I love it!!!!
I've just made this pudding with low pat cream instead of milk, `and I'm going out of my mind with how good it is. If you let it burn a bit you'll have caramel pudding! Also, I only used 2 tablespoons of sucanat, otherwise it is unpleasantly sweet for me. Berkeley Farms sells a pasteurized cream that is not ultra-pat. I drink my milk raw, but since raw cream is $11 per pint, and I can get 1/2 gallon of decent cream for $8 it makes it possible for me to make this every week. I figure the extra benefit of the decent quality cream makes up for the fact that it's not raw and by the time you cook it it's not raw anymore anyway. Good nutrient dense snack for people with limited budgets Can always make a raw fruit sauce from extra thick raw kefir on top for enzymes
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Pyrex users beware- my dish exploded when I made this the other day. I then attempted it in a pan, and it was delicious!
What do you use as the "pudding cup" CUP?
Thank you for posting one of your video's. These are my favorite!
Hi Sarah,
I made this recipe yesterday night whit raw milk/coconut sugar and arrow root, warm it was really thick and delicious but this morning when I open the fridge the pudding was soo liquid in the dish ! Is it normal, could we had gelatin or did I made some mistake?
Thanks to let me know
What great timing! Just a couple of days ago, I was thinking about how nice it would be if I knew how to make real pudding! Thank you so much! This is the first time I've seen any traditional foods blogger mention this food!
How can you make a butterscotch variation of this pudding?
OOPS What did I do wrong? It taste ok but it appears rather doughy??? and you can feel the same texture in your mouth. I use white wheat for the flour. I added 2Tbls of cocoa and that made it just enough chocolate.
I am having a very hard time finding low temp pasteurized milk. Whole Foods just has the same milk as my regular grocery store. I'm stumped where to go next. I would love to make this, my kids would gobble it up.
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What kind of chocolate would I add and how do I add it..anybody??
Adilen Lima Dillingham via Facebook
I made this pudding tonight. My family thought it was very yummy. Thanks for the recipe.
Kimberly Pender Wiezycki via Facebook
I just made this today…and OH MY GOSH IT'S DELICIOUS!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Oh Sarah, I hope you or someone gets a chance to answer this question. I store milk kefir grains in a jar of milk in the refrigerator and I'm wondering if I can add that milk to the clabber bottle when I replace it for the grains. I have been throwing it out but that is so wasteful so I started a jar of that rejected milk in case I had the chance to ask this question. I just started to clabber my milk. Before, I made kefir than used that in recipes. Now that I know I can use clabbered milk, I just go for that but I want to keep my grains for occasional kefir use and the milk they are stored in has to be replaced when it separates in the jar. I'm pretty sure I don't have to throw it away and can use it in other things. Is that true? Thanks
YUM!!!! We make this a lot at home but not now since we are on GAPS so we miss it! The guys esp really like it (what is it that they say about nursery desserts?). We almost always make ours with all yolks though and it is extra tasty. Love that you are teaching folks to make this!
Meant to say: thanks for the tip to use the pyrex bowl! Happy to have one less pot to clean! 😀
Looks great! Can't wait to try this! Do you have a recipe for chocolate pudding too?? That is our favorite!
Shannon Otto via Facebook
I made a chocolate honey pudding today with my boys, we had it for desert, drizzled a little cream on it too! yum!
I have a question about the sugar. Is Raw Sugar ok to use? In my area we have severely limited options when it comes to certain products and was wondering if raw sugar was a decent substitute or not.
Thanks for such a wonderful and informative blog. 😀
Sarah Tangalakis Breinich via Facebook
I also just made it! SO good! I had given-up on pudding… until now
This recipe looks so wonderful but I have a question I'm afraid to ask. Here goes:
I am just starting my journey to healthier eating. I don't have most of the organic/coconut/arrowroot type of ingredients just yet in my pantry and can't afford to at the moment. However, this first step in my journey has me trying to cook with real foods at home and escaping more and more from the store-bought, fast food world we live in. My goal is to get more comfortable cooking recipes such as this one and then, when we are able to afford better, more healthy ingredients, make the switch with those ingredients.
After all of that, will I still be able to make this recipe and others like it if I'm not using the exact same ingredients? If I'm using white sugar instead of sucanat or (in other recipes) white flour instead of coconut flour or vegetable oil instead of coconut oil or whatever? I'd like to be able to have success when I first start off on this venture so it spurs me on to even better, healthy living.
I hope I'm not stepping on Sarah's toes here.
You are headed in the right direction girl! I started out very similar to what you're describing – the desire to change, learning, wanting to try things but not having the resources to change out my pantry in one shopping trip (or two or three or….).
At minimum if you make it with white flour, white sugar and GMO cornstarch you are stepping away from the "unpronouceables" as Sarah put it. And you're learning the technique of making the product. (better to waste white sugar than expensive sucanat!)
Give yourself some grace when your starting out. Sarah, IMHO, is somewhat of an expert and has probaby been eating healthy for a long time so her pantry is full of the best quality ingredients. Someday we too may be able to reach that level but we are all at different stages. I have raw milk and arrowroot but but I cannot source raw butter and I don't have time to make it. My vanilla is store bought (from Aldi no less). Is my pudding the "best" it could possibly be? Probably not. Is it better than a box mix. You bet!
You'll also find there are so many "levels" of real food. Raw milk. Raw milk from only pastured cows, raw milk from pastured Jersey cows. You can drive yourself crazy and give up if you wait until every ingredient is perfect quality before you begin.
Blessings on our real food journey.
Joy Y.
Have to say that was such an excellent response. As someone who teaches healthy living classes…I have found that the best advice is like what you said. Don't stress over too many changes at once. Take it slow. Baby steps. Enjoy the journey!
Great words here. Love it.
Blessings to both of you,
Laura Essig
Do you use Sprouted flour? Or soak and then dry the flour?
6:17 pm – watched your video
6:35 pm – started making the pudding
6:52 pm – pudding done
8 pm – I will be eating pudding and packing pudding for my lunch tomorrow
Thank you for sharing!
What a wonderful schedule you have, LOL! 😀
How do you make butterscotch? This sounds yum!
jason and lisa
if its half a pound of butter and half a bottle of 12 year single malt, im game..
-jason and lisa-
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Might need to do a video on that too, huh?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I just love love love butterscotch !!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
This is different than egg custard which is baked. I have a recipe for this as well if you click on the recipes above in the header or do a search in the search box.
Sarh, I have those same pyrex dishes and I have never thought about heating them on the stove top, Duh! That would save alot of dishes esp a pot. I guess you would not cook on high with the glass?
I am trying the pudding tonight. Looks Yum! i am always looking for ways to use my eggs.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Teresa, you can cook on stovetop on high with the pyrex .. they are really strong in my experience. The only problem is that you have to be careful not to burn yourself as there aren't any handles. I prefer them for lower temp cooking for that reason.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
You can sub 4 egg yolks for the 2 whole eggs if you like to sneak more yolks into your kiddos.
Is this like custard? I've recently been wanting hot/warm puddings (very cold in England at the moment!) and I've learnt to make custard from scratch to go with my home made pies. Only has milk, egg yolks, sugar and vanilla, though I've been substituting the sugar with xylitol as I feel naughty with the pies. Will try this recipe too, it's thicker than mine. Must try and find coconut sugar. I use rapadura – is that the same as sucanat? it's just dehydrated sugarcane juice. Thanks for sharing, excuse the many questions!!!
I buy raw milk, I'm always afraid to cook with it. Doesn't letting it boil undo all it's yummy raw-ness?
jason and lisa
dont do a rolling boil for any extended period..really just a high simnmer.. medium'ish should work.. it does kill the enzymes but doesnt denature the protein.. even this you wouldnt want to do on a large scale or for all of your dairy needs; but for a snack now and then, its ok.. at least you are still starting and ending with a whole food, not ultra processed, refined, denatured garbabe.. hope this helps..
-jason and lisa-
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
This recipe does not call for a boil. If you boil it, you will ruin it.
Vernice Rivera Blackaby via Facebook
a chocolate version?
Elise Sampson
chocolate is just as easy and good!
Vernice Rivera Blackaby via Facebook
a chocolate version?
Candace Ireland via Facebook
I'm sure it's delicious, but if it's sent in a luchbox will it pass the food nazi screen?
Laura Essig
hahaha. Probably not, because they'll take it and eat it for themselves. I'm convinced that's really what's happening.
Elizabeth K
I have always made pudding from scratch – it is so easy and just tastes so wonderful. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Kimberly – yes, slightly clabbered/soured raw milk works well for pudding. If it is too sour though, best to use in scrambled eggs or quiche.
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@Kimberly – yes, slightly clabbered/soured raw milk works well for pudding. If it is too sour though, best to use in scrambled eggs or quiche.
My husband is not only allergic to dairy, he's also allergic to egg whites. What would be the best egg substitute for this recipe and still have it come out right?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Dawn, here's a link to my post plus video on egg substitutes in cooking:
Charlotte Lee via Facebook
Mmmm, with added chia seeds for a tapioca style pudding? Yes please!!!!!
Charlotte Lee via Facebook
Mmmm, with added chia seeds for a tapioca style pudding? Yes please!!!!!
I have to say…I can smell it cooking as you work…this looks magnificent. I cant wait to try this out. I have a dairy intolerant toddler…do you think I could also use Almond milk? He is a picky eater..but I bet he would love this as a treat! Thank you so much!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes, almond milk would work as would coconut milk. Make sure it's homemade though as the almond and coconut milk in cartons at the store are not a good choice:
The Feds will probably remove it from the child's lunch box..
Theresa AJ
haha, Susan! You are prolly right!
jason and lisa
-jason and lisa-
Would it be okay to use coconut flour?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Coconut flour just doesn't thicken it right. Try arrowroot if you need a grain free thickener.
You could probably try potato starch or tapioca here as well. Those are usually interchangeable with cornstarch and arrowroot.
Kimberly Pender Wiezycki via Facebook
I recall that I heard that we can make pudding with clabbored milk as well– in other words, if our milk is past drinkable should we use it for pudding so it doesn't go to waste?
Kimberly, I used milk that was past it's prime (about three weeks old) – not clabbored but definately not something I'd want to drink straight up. It worked beautifully.
do you think raw goats milk will work about the same? love being able to see it all on video, it helps a lot!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes, raw goats milk would work beautifully as well.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
You just gotta wonder what the Food Police at public schools would do with a homemade pudding cup in a child's lunchbox? They would be scratching their heads on that one for sure!
Thanks for the recipe! I grew up on cornstarch puddings for breakfast, and I still make them for my son. I'm happy that I now have a recipe with more wholesome ingredients, like an alternative to white sugar, and butter. I also love that it contains eggs – my recipes don't, and I go out of my way to sneak more eggs into his diet.
Beth Stowers
This looks delicious! We make homemade tapioca pudding, but I think my kids would really love to have vanilla pudding.
Your pudding recipe reminds me that after my Great-Grandma passed on, my mom inherited some of her old cookbooks. In them were delicious recipes for full-fat, homemade meals and desserts. These recipes call for less sugar than their modern counterparts. My Grammy used to make us custard and cook everything in animal fat. She lived until she was 98. Unfortunately, her last couple of years were full of store bought and assisted living foods that offered very little nutrition (and taste). As soon as she went to assisted living and stopped cooking for herself, I believe her health deteriorated greatly.
Thank you for sharing your recipe! We'll make this tomorrow night for dinner, after we get some more good milk.
Wow, Beth what a treasure!! What were the titles of her cookbooks? I'd love to try to find them.
Nicole Tait via Facebook
I just made this! Delicious! It won't make it through the day~
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I usually make a double batch and then after it cools immediately put it in little snack cups in the refrigerator. Then, it is so easy to just grab a few and throw them into the lunchbox when you are in a hurry in the morning packing up lunches for school.
Nathan Fischer's Eider Janes via Facebook
Every time i see Jello i think about how Gelatin contains MSG.
Rachel Tebrake-Bokma via Facebook
Can't wait to try this recipe! Thanks!
If you used palm sugar would you subsitute equal amounts?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes, palm sugar works great … very similar to coconut sugar in taste even if you use the syrupy palm sugar and not the granules.
Ok – that is good to know. I thought palm sugar and coconut sugar were the same. The palm sugar I have is in these pucks, so I just use a grater. Thanks!
never mind, just watched the video and you say coconut sugar in there 😀
Crystal McCollough via Facebook
Making this!
Cheryl Chapman Rector via Facebook
Thank you!!!!
Ohhh I just tried a similar recipe last week for the first time, in chocolate, and hubby loved them in his lunches. I think your recipe will be a tad thicker, which we'd like, and I wondered about the arrowroot! Thanks for sharing – this is on my Sunday to-do list!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Make a nice big pot and it will last you all week long
I just made this and I used arrowroot. It kept wanting to sink to the bottom and gel up there so you have to keep stirring, and it took a long time to start thickening up. I didn't really get much thickening until well after I added the tempered eggs. But keep going and it thickens up nicely. Enjoying some right now. Mmmmm. Thanks Sarah!
Kaye Delaney via Facebook
Altho organic just leaves out some toxins, it's pastueurized etc. But still better than non-organic.
Kaye Delaney via Facebook
Wholesome ingredients I hope include organic or raw milk…with all the essential nutrients still intact to heal and energize!
This looks delicious! I bet you could even put in some carob powder and chocolate extract for a chocolate version!! Yum yum – thanks for sharing.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes … you can make it butterscotch flavored too. So many variations once you get the basic vanilla pudding down.
Jennifer V
How do you get the butterscotch flavor? I have such good memories of eating (boxed) butterscotch pudding as a kid…but have no idea how to make it. Butter + scotch? Probably not :(. Thanks for the pudding recipe! Gonna make it tonight with some of my homemade butter which I made after your blog post.
Courtney L.
Make some brown butter and then whisk it into the pudding when you take it off the heat. This will give it that lovely butterscotchy flavor that you're looking for. Be sure to use coconut sugar/sucanat as called for, though, as they add depth to the flavor as well.
These are the recipes we've been following for our pudding (vanilla, chocolate, butterscotch): http://heavenlyhomemakers.com/healthy-treat-for-today-creamy-pudding


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Generals aren't diplomatic experts
Published: Friday, February 4, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
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To The Editor: If I hear one more ex-general giving a political/diplomatic analysis of a current event on television news, I think that I shall take my television set to the flea market and offer it at a bargain price.
What is it that leads someone to believe that a bit of gold braid endows a person with universal insight?
Let's hear such assessments from people who have had training, education and experience in domestic and foreign affairs, not military tactics and strategy.
Thaer Benjamin
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