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LOL
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lolwut
You rang?
How in the hell do you accidentally cut and paste a pudding recipe?
you accidentally hit ctrl+v when you have something copied.
She failed well, it looks like a yummy recipe.
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More like sixth >_>
Not very funny…
haha
Well, it made me laugh! LOL
This suX
Why didn’t she just delete her response?
i actually like it because of its randomocity.
Yeah, haha
I thought it was a recipe for something special at first
I’ve been desperately searching for a magical pudding recipe to get me more money. Imagine my disappointment.
PUDDING!
My thoughts exactly!
It is a fail… but it doesn’t fit with the flavor of fail that fail book is supposed to have
as defined by Your Eminence?
Why are the flames around Nicole’s picture? Judd’s the one who failed.
Lame.. this isn’t a fail
@elledubb If you would have ate the meal you might think differently!
what does it mean 1c or 1t in the recipe? i’d be interested in trying this some time if i can get hold of ghee powder or whatever!
If I’m not mistaken, they refer to “cup” and “tablespoon”, respectively. I once helped put together a cookbook that used those abbreviations.
1c is one cup, 1t is one teaspoon (1T would be one tablespoon, which is three teaspoons).
For those who are not Indian:
ghee= clarified butter (like an oil, typically sold in jars, NOT as powder)
water chestnut or banana flour= same as wheat flour, but with a different texture and flavour. Do *not* substitute one for the other!
cardamon= a type of spice, sold as powder, pods, or seeds. Used as a flavouring in chai and desserts. Smells wonderful.
All are avaliable at most Indian or Middle Eastern grocers, or in some specialty health food stores. It does sound like a good recipie.
Waiting for someone to actually try making this recipe and telling us how it turned out…
Recipe saved for future reference, as it sounds pretty good (though I’ll probably leave out the cardmamom).
Richard: c = cup, t = teaspoon, T = tablespoon. The recipe says you can use vegetable oil instead of ghee if you want.
oh, don’t leave out the cardamom. really don’t.
I don’t like ginger, and this is supposed to be related to it. I’ll try using cinnamon instead (cinnamon+nutmeg is usually a winning combination).
Ghee is clarified butter…heat the butter, skim the stuff off the top of the melted butter…the clear liquid that’s left is ghee. It doesn’t burn at low temperatures like butter.
The ghee is no problem. Finding “banana flour” or “water-chestnut flour” sounds more difficult.
I do have to wonder why she is calling a halava recipe a “pudding recipe”. Sounds like she’s doing it wrong.
ok…so get all that stuff together and…put them in the front load washer?
that’s one giant pudding coming up…
So with people it is either too funny thus it must be fake, or not funny enough thus it is not a fail? I think you all fail for being way too wound up.
worst pudding recipe i ever heard of…. gagorific..
I had no idea you could use ordinary ingredients found in your kitchen to make money! Is this illegal??
Front-load dryer? Do they make them top-loading? (And yes, I realize I’m weird for thinking THAT was the weird part of this post).
I don’t know why, but this actually made me burst out laughing. I was waiting for some smartass comment or something at the end, and instead it seemed freakishly anticlimactic.
haha, I’m glad I’m not the only one who laughed out loud at this. I think the title really makes it…
I burst out laughing aswell, the ending did it for me xD
Truly, unsolicited pudding is the best kind.
hahahahahahahahahahahaha
this was the funniest thing i’ve ever seen~!!! best one one this site XD!!!
LOL. Made me laugh. I actually read the recipe because of the title lol
hahahahahahahhaha
I seriously hope that “T” doesn’t mean “Tonnes”!
Walnuts and raisins in pudding? What on earth was that woman thinking?
Cor blimey! That’s the first thing I read here that made me laugh really hard. Pudding recipe!!! How random! I can’t breath… aaaahahahaha!
Most of the things on this blog have made me feel sad, but this one made me want to make pudding — I’m copying this for later!