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BUDIN DE BANANA (BANANA BREAD PUDDING) (PUERTO RICAN STYLE)

tonyp1119

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A bit different guys from a typical pudding. I had some hard time trying to put this together. One of the reasons, was having the right bread pudding flavor to start this recipe. In our country this bread pudding and it probably sounds weird, but is made with the oldest left overs pieces of bread that you can get. It needs to be very decomposed and hard for the pudding to turn out absolutely flavorful. I'm also missing the raisins that is a must have in this recipe. All the flavors in here are in the actual recipe on way or another. I'm not an expert on this, but I'm trying my best for this mix to be successful and for who ever that wants to vaped becomes enjoyable in there daily rotation. I'll keep updating you guys as I get results. This is my first shot at it, so hopefully we have the right percentages in. I'm looking for the Vienna Cream to blend with the Custard and give me that hint of sweetness, creamy profile. I added a bit of brown sugar which is totally up to your pallet, to add some more sweetness to it. I'll think that the Salted Caramel will hide a little bit of that. The Condensed milk will help to round off all this creams, at least IMO. The clove and the anise should be pronounced, you must feel that hint of them in it. Last and not least the Vanilla Custard will surround all this aromas to not let the other flavors overwhelmed the mix. The Bananas are pretty straight forward, Banana Nut Bread and Banana Cream I think they are delicious flavors. I just need to find out how well they lay out with each other. I'm expecting for the Butter Cream to do some great things in here. So here it is guys, some Budin from the heart of Puerto Rico Typical Desserts. Any comments or suggestions are always welcome people. I hope you enjoyed as much as I will! Thanks...

Steep: I figured at least 3 or 4 days with the help of the Ultrasonic or what ever you want to use heat wise. I want to know as soon is possible, that's why I use this method + a really good shake.
Mix at: 80VG/ 20PG
Bath in ultrasonic cleaner: 1/2HR Cap off
Nic: 3mg
Breath Time: 5 1/2HR Cap off

(FA)
Anise: 0.25%(TPA) Banana Cream: 3%(TPA) Banana Nut Bread: 4% (TPA) Brown Sugar: 0.5%(CAP) Butter Cream: 0.5%(TPA) Caramel (original): 2%(FW) Caramel (salted): 0.25(FA) Cinnamon Ceylon: 0.5(FA) Clove: 0.25%(FA) Custard: 0.5%(FA) Milk Condensed: 1%(CAP) Vanilla Custard: 3%(FA) Vienna Cream: 0.5%
16.25% total flavoring
 

tonyp1119

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It's not budin it's called "Pudin"......

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It's not budin it's called "Pudin"......

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You're right SOME WHAT @MannyScoot. This is all depending where you are from. In some towns of the Island is called Pudin and others called budin. Even in my home town is called both ways. The reason why I say that is because we did own a bakery over there. We always had people called both ways. It should be by the way is translate from pudding, but that is not really the case. Is completely different to the pudding we know here in US. If you search for it in google you'll find out what the real name is. Thank you for sharing...
 

tonyp1119

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I'm testing this today at only day #6 and is delicious in my opinion. The anise and the cloves are so far in the background that are almost not noticeable, that is exactly what I'm looking for. Very smooth and the Bananas just popping out in a good way, not overpower at all. This is just great, I want to check back in a few more days for the caramels and the butter to aged a little more, but feel confident guys that you are not gonna disagree. Very aromatic and pleasant vape...
 

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