Chia Pudding With Pinot Gris, Orange Blossom and Ginger Preserves
Simple prep-ahead breakfasts make mornings easier. Plus, they can double as afternoon snacks in a pinch. This chia pudding recipe serves double-duty, with a base of chia seeds and milk that chills and sets to form a creamy fiber-filled option that tastes like dessert. Layer the chia pudding with Durant’s Pinot Gris, Orange Blossom and Ginger Preserves for complex flavor, vibrancy, and a touch of sweetness. Top your chia pudding with fresh fruit and toasted coconut, add Greek yogurt, peanut butter or any other favorite topping before grabbing a spoon and digging in. Recipe courtesy of Molly Allen.
- 1 ½ cupsmilk (regular or dairy-free)
- 1 chia seeds
- 36 tbspDurant Pinot Gris, Orange Blossom and Ginger Preserves
- fresh fruit of your choosing
- toasted coconut flakes for serving
- In a bowl, whisk together the milk and chia seeds.
- Add one tablespoon each of preserves to three jars or small bowls with lids. Divide the chia seed mixture amongst the jars.
- Chill in the fridge for at least eight hours or overnight.
- Top with additional preserves, fresh fruit, and toasted coconut before serving.
- Enjoy!