Growing up in the Philippines until I was nine years old, I spent my early elementary school years eating many classic Filipino breakfast faves from silken tofu with tapioca and brown sugar sauce (Taho), to this Spanish-inspired Chocolate Rice Pudding, traditionally called, Champorado. Bits of sweet rice, cooked slowly with cocoa powder until it turns into a think porridge-like texture, then swirled with a drizzle of evaporated or whole milk makes this breakfast treat almost too good to be eaten before school! I made this recipe overnight in my slow cooker – and whoa! The house smelled so amazing that it didn’t take long to wake the kids after they took a whiff of that chocolate-y aroma when their heads peeked above their blankies. Try it!

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