Aztec Pudding
Recipe courtesy Natelyn Hijar
Show: Calling All Cooks
Episode: Chinese Dumplings/Aztec Pudding
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By bonitazone
San Diego, CA
on February 10, 2011
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What can I say......I love the dish so much that I wanted to share it with everyone. By the way, something I forgot to mention...the Epazote in the recipe is really an ingredient that comes from way back when. The Aztecs used this for stomach and intestinal remedies. Don't be afraid of indigestion, this dish has its own remedy.
By gotogrammas_4430176
Southern Calif,...
on December 07, 2005
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Made this couple of years ago when it was first broadcasted and it was a sensation then as will be now. A bit hard to find all products in all areas but worth the look for them. Had high prases for dish.