
Champulado

Champulado is a Chamorro dish made by boiling short-grained or medium-grained rice until it develops a soft texture. It is then combined with milk, sugar, and cocoa powder in order to create a delicious pudding. Champulado can be served warm or cold, and it is derived from the classic Mexican atole-based beverage called champurrado.


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