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Easy Caramel Pudding

This is an easy caramel pudding dessert that includes just 5 ingredients with a Malaysian twist of adding caramel of palm sugar also known as ‘Gula Melaka’ in Malay. Making a quick recipe with few basic ingredients that I could put together with less effort was my intention. It is creamy, delicate and irresistible for an after-meal dessert.

For a caramel pudding with fruity flavor please refer to my previous post on caramel orange pudding.

 

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 30 – 45 minutes

Serves: 4

Ingredients

Caster sugar – 50 g

Eggs – 3 large

Milk (pasteurized) – 1 cup, room temp but not hot

 

For the caramel:

Palm sugar – 50 g (*see notes)

Water – 1/4 cup

 

Directions

1. Preparing the caramel :

Break the palm sugar into small pieces and place them in a heavy-bottomed pan.

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Add water and heat the mixture gently on medium heat stirring until it all dissolves. Continue until the syrup boils.

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Pour them using a strainer into ramekins immediately or any container of choice. Since palm sugar contains some particles its best to strain them. It will turn sticky if you leave it at room temperature for longer so transfer into ramekins immediately. Reserve the ramekins.

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2. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs and sugar. Strain through a sieve, add milk (or you can  strain after adding milk) and pour into the ramekins.

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Cover the ramekins or containers with Al-foil.

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3. If using the method of steaming on stove top use the method shown here 

Place 2-inch water in a large wok or heavy-bottomed pan. Place ramekins over a 2-inch stand just touching the water level. Cover with a tight fitting lid and cook on medium-high for 30 – 40 minutes or just until set. Turn off heat and let it sit for an hour.

4. If using a convection oven to bake:

Preheat oven 150 degree Celsius (300 degree F / Gas 2). Place ramekins in large rectangular glass baking tray with hot water halfway up the sides of the dishes. Cover the whole tray with a Al-foil again and bake 40-45 minutes.

Let it sit for 10 minutes in the oven without letting any air out. Then check if they are firm or set.

5. Remove the ramekins and leave to cool. Chill them for 4 hours or until they are cold enough before serving.

Run a knife between the edge of each ramekin. Place a plate over the ramekin, holding the plate in one hand and other on ramekin carefully invert. Tap the ramekin base shaking them gently and lift.

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Notes:

*If you cannot find palm sugar replace it with sugar.

 

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Vermicelli Pudding or Kheer


Kheer is a term used for milk pudding. In some region of India they call it payasam.

This simple recipe is prepared mainly with Vermicelli and a handful of other ingredients for a lighter dessert. You can also replace vermicelli with rice, sago, tapioca pearls etc. For flavor, cardamom (MUST!), cashews, raisins, almonds etc are used. Sometimes some recipes use condensed milk for a rich flavor. I prefer less sweet dessert with minimal sugar to give mild sweetness and is best suited after having a heavy meal.

The process of slow cooking of milk along with the vermicelli  gives it a thick texture which comes out fabulous in 15-minutes time.

 

Preparation time: 2 minutes

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Serves: 4

 

Ingredients

Milk (pasteurised) – 2 1/2 cups

Wheat Vermicelli plain – 1/2 cup (*see notes)

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Granulated Sugar – 4 tbsp, (less sweet) depending on sweetness

Cardamom – 1, powdered or whole seeds

Cloves – 2 (optional)

pinch of salt

 

Directions

1. Take a deep-bottomed container with milk (if its not boiled then get it to a boil) on medium heat. Add vermicelli, cardamom, cloves if using, sugar and salt.

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2. Using a wooden spoon give it an occasional stir so the milk does not stick to the bottom. As it thickens keep stirring. This takes up-to 15 minutes or less. Turn off heat and remove from stove top.

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If it becomes too thick add more milk at the end depending on how much thick you love to have.

3. Serve hot. You can drink it or have it like a dessert.

Kheer or Vermicelli pudding | Easy dessert in 15-minutes

Once cooled, store it in the fridge covered.

 

Cook’s tip:

Heat it and serve. You can store it for 3 days in the fridge.

 

 

Notes:

*Add nuts of choice such as raisins, cashews etc. They were out of stock so I prepared it without them and still tasted lovely.

*Can also use Rice Vermicelli if this one is not available. I prefer the non-roasted one as I like it white and not brown.

 

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Caramel Orange Pudding

Preparation time:  15-20 minutes

Cooking time: 30-45 minutes

 

 

 

Ingredients

Aluminium container pan

Granulated Sugar – 2 tsp (for the caramel)

Eggs – 3

Sugar powdered – ½ cup    

Butter – 2 tsp 

Milk – 1 cup

Fresh Orange juice – ½ cup

Orange zest – 1 tsp

All purpose flour / Maida – 4 tsp

 

Directions

 

For the caramel

+ Spread 2 tsp of granulated sugar in the cooking pudding pan and switch on the flame to high.

+ As the sugar begins to melt in a minute or two, lower the flame to low & it will start to browning towards dark brown. Switch off the flame at this point.

+ It will take a while for the caramel to liquify. Swirl the pan so that the caramel is spread out nicely. 

+ Keep it aside

 

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 1. Blend powdered sugar (I used fine sugar), egg yolks and butter together until creamy using a electric hand mixer.

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2. Add orange zest, flour, milk and orange juice. Combine well until fully incorporated.

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3. Beat egg whites in a separate bowl until foamy & add it into the above egg yolk mixture.

 

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pudding mix

4. Pour the prepared pudding mix into the prepared caramel pan. Cover the top with a Al-foil or a same sized lid.

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 pudding ready to be steamed

5. Using a pressure cooker, add in 1 cup of water. Then place a stand inside & the pan over the stand.Cover the steamer lid without the whistle.

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steaming pudding in a pressure cooker

 

6. For induction cooking keep it on 7, for others keep on medium heat. After 30 minutes, open the lid, make a small hole on the foil & insert a skewer.

If it comes out clean. it’s done. If it hasn’t come out clean, let it cook for another 15 minutes on 7. Switch off the heat and let it rest without touching it for half an hour.

7. Remove the pan from the steamer, let it cool down. Once its cooled, refrigerate for 4 hrs or until you are ready to serve chilled.

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To Serve:

+ Loose the edges of the pan with a table knife.

+ Carefully, invert it onto the serving plate.

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Enjoy!! 🙂 Stay Healthy!

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