Sometimes a recipe speaks to you, so loudly it is practically shouting. When you find a recipe like that you have no choice but to drop what you are doing and make the darned thing. And folks, this pudding made quite the ruckus. Out of practicality, we halved the recipe, and it made 4 good sized servings. The original, full scale recipe says it makes 6 servings, but I am hesitant to support that claim. There is such thing as too much of a good thing, after all, and I didn't want to push it. Your call. What is it like, you ask? Aside from utterly decadent and delicious? It's like eating a dark chocolate peanut butter cup that has delicately been melted and mixed with unicorns and rainbows: magical in its simplicity. The pudding layers are surprisingly quick and easy to prepare (so much so, in fact, that pudding may become one of my go-to desserts, along with cupcakes and cookies). It is simple enough to be made with (or for) kids, but elegant enough to be served at any dinner party. It

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