Recipes tagged with « Pudding »
Oreo Poke Cake Remix
A chocolate cake base with holes poked deep for a thick, creamy vanilla pudding infused with crushed sandwich cookies. Uses a rich cocoa cake mix swapped with malted chocolate powder and evaporated milk for moisture. Poking while hot traps liquid pudding, melting into the crumb for texture contrast. Crushed cookie topping adds crunch, set chilled enough to hold form but soft at edges. Substitutions include buttermilk for milk and homemade pudding from scratch. Timing cues focus on cake spring back, pudding viscosity, and chilled firmness. Notes on avoiding sogginess, ensuring even crushing, and sealing freshness included.
Citrus Poke Cream Cake
White cake base, gelatin filling, creamy pudding topping with a citrus twist. Chilling is key to set layers and develop texture. Mandarin segments scattered on top, dollops of whipped cream finish. Orange gelatin replaced with lemon-lime for brighter acid balance. Vanilla pudding swapped with cream cheese mix for tang and richness. Chilling times adjusted for thorough setting without overdoing it. Poking cake deeply, but not through. Folding whipped topping carefully to avoid collapse. Fresh citrus notes meld with creamy textures. Method focuses on layering flavors and textures. Small tweaks to ingredients elevate classic poke cake approach.
Chocolate Banana Pudding Remix
A layered chocolate pudding with caramelized bananas, whipped cream, and ginger snap biscuits. Adjusted ingredient quantities to cut sugar and add coconut milk. Brown sugar replaces maple syrup; lime zest and toasted coconut flakes add a sharp tropical twist. Step timings shifted slightly, focus on visual and tactile cues to nail textures. Dessert chills for flavor melding. The pudding sets firm but flexible, bananas soft yet chunky. Whipping cream stiff enough to hold peaks but not grainy. Biscuit layers soak moisture without turning to mush. Substitutions suggested for dairy and chocolate. Troubleshooting tips for curdling eggs and preventing grainy pudding.
Caramelized Bread Pudding with Spiced Rum Sauce
Custardy bread soaked in a rich blend of cream and orange blossom water, sweetened with maple syrup and lightly spiced with nutmeg. Dry apricots swapped for raisins add a subtle chew and brightness. Fluffy meringue dusted with powdered sugar crowns the pudding, browned under the broiler just right. A thickened rum sauce enriched with bourbon and a hint of ginger complements the dish. Timing guided by texture and color not clock. Adapt flour from bread crusts if needed; no waste approach for stale loaf. Conservation tip included for meringue leftovers. Classic French technique meets rustic flair.
Creamy Coconut Rice Pudding
Rice pudding made creamy with coconut milk and a touch of brown sugar, cooked slowly to tender grains. Uses arborio or short grain rice. Cream thickened with tapioca starch for silky texture. Vanilla and lime zest add depth and brightness. Chill before serving to set pudding and develop flavors. Easy swap coconut milk for any dairy or nut milk; brown sugar replaced by maple syrup or honey if preferred. Slow simmer with gentle stirring prevents rice sticking and burning. Pudding thickens as it cools. Serve with toasted coconut flakes or fresh fruit for texture contrast.
Crockpot Sticky Toffee Pudding
Slow-cooked British dessert reinvented with partial brown sugar swap, molasses smoothness, and almond milk for dairy twist. Dates softened in hot liquid, baking soda reacts, creating tender crumb. Caramel sauce simmered to syrupy, butter-rich amber, half poured before slow cooking, rest soaked in after pricks. Cloth lid trap steam, avoid condensation dripping, no soggy topping. Texture dense yet moist, caramel pools through cracks. Timing based on jiggle and skewer tooth test, not rigid hours. Ideal for busy kitchens. Two ingredient swaps, altered quantities by ~30%, steps restructured. Focused on flavor, texture tricks, tactile cues, and scent clues. Practical pro tips included—handles common errors. Adjust times +/-5 min.