One of my favorite Vietnamese desserts, banana tapioca pudding! It's actually super easy to make and dairy free!

Thai Style Tapioca Pearls or Sago coconut pudding with sweet corn • easy to make and very delicious recipe Great to eat in Summer.🤩🌽🟡Full Recipe Here: youtu.be/hGRd6yUb9hs

Baked sago pudding is a classic Chinese dim-sum dessert.Equipment- 4 X 5 oz ramekinsNotes- I used tapioca pearls for this pudding- I also used cornstarch for this recipe. If you use custard powder, the pudding will look more yellow in the end.Inspired by - mrspskitchen.net/baked-sago-pudding-%E7%84%97%E8%A5%BF%E7%B1%B3%E5%B8%83%E7%94%B8/

This is something my mum loves to make and share. it is easy to make and taste great with a cuppa coffee

I was able to get my hands on fresh lychees, which I love, so I decided to make compote out of them. Canned lychee are also delicious, but they are too sweet, and the preservatives that are used concern me... but I am using artificially colored tapioca pearls. I recalculated the ingredient amounts by referring to a homemade canned peach style recipe that I made 2 years ago. I wasn't quite sure how to use the seven-colored tapioca pearls, which are different from the popular black tapioca pearls. I came up with this summery dessert by pairing the seven-colored tapioca pearls and the lychee compote.If you add the tapioca pearls while the lychee compote syrup is still hot, the flavor sinks in and it tastes even more delicious. This will be the key point of this recipe.It's delicious chilled well, but if it's chilled for too long, the tapioca pearls will harden and the texture will not be as good. Calculate when to start chilling them in the refrigerator, so you will be able to serve them at your desired time. Recipe by Munchkin's Mom

I wanted to make from scratch tapioca because, although it's a Boston dish, you hardly see it these days!!! So, I saw a bunch of recipes that were overly complicated, simplified them all down into one easier one, and the kids have been gobbling it up since!!!

Besides its amazingly delicious street food, Indonesia 🇮🇩 is also popular for its traditional desserts. They are mostly made of rice flour, tapioca flour, sago flour, coconut milk, coconut sugar, grated coconut, mung beans, cassavas, sweet potatoes, and bananas. This Purple Sweet Potato Steamed Talam Cake is one of them. It’s one of my childhood favorite cakes 😋 I ate this cake almost every day and never got bored of it 😁If you like my recipes, please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

I had lots of tapioca flour left over so I decided to try adding it to this bread. You can use rice flour instead of tapioca flour if you don't have any.I tried making this recipe with margarine rather than butter.The bread in the photo was baked in a pound cake tin. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

Since the store-bought type is a little expensive, I decided to make it at home. I tried out many recipes and came up with this.You can also substitute soy milk for the milk. You could also use sesame paste instead of ground sesame. Try mixing in matcha, cocoa power or coffee! It's also good to make it as a side dish without adding sugar. Recipe by Puripuripurin

Because warabi mochi can be made with katakuriko, I wondered if it could be made with tapioca starch as well, so I gave it a try and it worked!If you leave the dough in the pot over constant heat, it will become syrupy and will not form into bite-sized pieces. Once the dough develops an elastic consistency and forms into a ball, keep cooking and kneading until it becomes translucent. It can still be eaten if it is not very transparent, but if you would like to enhance the transparency, place them in boiling water for 30 seconds to 1 minute (any longer and they will melt) after shaping them into bite-sized pieces. This will make them more transparent. Then, place into ice water. For 2 servings. Recipe by Jerucchi

I was thinking of a nice chilled dessert, and came up with the idea of using tapioca. Ordinary iced cafe au lait is transformed into a little dessert!There are many ways to rehydrate tapioca, but it's summer and I didn't want to stand over a hot stove, so I tried putting them in an electric hot water pot a thermal keep-warm function.The ratio of iced coffee to milk is 1:1. If you make the coffee strong, you'll end up with a nice cafe au lait which won't be overwhelmed by the milk. Recipe by drip coffee

Muhallebi also known as Muhallabia, Mallabi', Mahallebi or Mahallepi is a creamy pudding, similar to blancmange, in the cuisines of Cyprus and Turkey