A woman and a chef are in a prison. They're speaking on the phone through a barrier.
They don't let you wear anything but jumpsuits in prison.
What did the chef do to go to jail?
'Bad news. They found the proof in the pudding.'
scene: a prison description: A woman and a chef are in a prison. They're speaking on the phone through a barrier. uncanny: They don't let you wear anything but jumpsuits in prison. entities: Chef, Prisoners%27_rights. caption: 'Bad news. They found the proof in the pudding.'
A phrase on the idiom: "the proof is in the pudding," which means that the best way to know about something is to experience it. Here, the idiom takes on a literal meaning --- the chef is in prison, and presumably on trial for a crime; his lawyer is telling him that they literally found proof that he did the crime inside a pudding dish that he cooked.