...is that sometimes you have to make your own comfort food.
Usually, T. makes me things like broth or risotto, and that's wonderful, but this time, I had (have) a sore throat/swollen glands, and I was seriously missing my mom's vanilla pudding, that she used to make me when I was sick sometimes.
I haven't lived at home in 20 years or so, and, besides, my mom's at a yoga seminar on the other side of the country (details are fuzzy) right now.
So I had to make my own.
I used a pretty basic Betty Crocker recipe, and it turned out - not quite like my childhood (not as grainy, and a little too sweet, which could be refined tastes) - but very yummy.
And, ya know? It made me feel better for a bit, too.
(I am still taking commissions at 150 words/$1 for someone to re-up my paid DW account... I miss my icons.)
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Date: 2014-08-07 05:53 pm (UTC)Relatedly, do you know how hard it is to find flour-based pudding recipes that don't use tempered eggs? It's hard.
(I don't do tempered eggs. It scares me. <.<)
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Date: 2014-08-07 05:56 pm (UTC)Tempered eggs are tricky, yeah. and the only pudding I know that doesn't use tempered eggs is a tapioca one.
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