Puddings,Souffles ,Custard…I love them all.There is something about these that makes me go weak in the knees.I am not such a big fan of these though,it is just the whole process of making it and waiting for it to set and then serving them chilled that thrills me..umm,no I am not crazy,if that is what you are thinking;-).
As Nigella says,some recipes sing to you and sang it did..when I saw Mallika of Veg Bowl’s recipe for Coffee Biscuit pudding,I knew I am gonna love it.I always stick to ma-in-law’s classic recipe for Biscuit pudding,but this was different.It used Krack-jack biscuits and coffee and custard and it sounded like such a great combination that I HAD to try it.
I absolutely love the burst of flavors in this.The slight tinge of salty taste mixed with coffee flavored biscuit layers with the custard sauce..just one word-awesome!!
As Nigella says,some recipes sing to you and sang it did..when I saw Mallika of Veg Bowl’s recipe for Coffee Biscuit pudding,I knew I am gonna love it.I always stick to ma-in-law’s classic recipe for Biscuit pudding,but this was different.It used Krack-jack biscuits and coffee and custard and it sounded like such a great combination that I HAD to try it.
I absolutely love the burst of flavors in this.The slight tinge of salty taste mixed with coffee flavored biscuit layers with the custard sauce..just one word-awesome!!
Coffee Biscuit Custard Pudding
Recipe courtesy - Mallika
Ingredients
For the Custard
Milk – 1 packet, ½ litre
Vanilla flavoured Custard powder – 3 tbsp
Sugar – 3 tbsp
Mix custard powder with ¼ cup cold milk and boil the rest of the milk with sugar.
Add the custard paste when the milk boils,stir for a while till it starts thickening and leave to cool until just warm.
For layering the pudding
Krack Jack biscuit – 1 pack
Strong Coffee decoction – ½ cup
[the original recipe requires this to be set in a square cake tin but I used a round pudding bowl]
Layer the base of the pudding bowl with coffee soaked biscuits.
Spread a layer of custard over this.
On top of that again layer coffee soaked biscuits and then custard.
Continue with biscuit-custard for 3-4 layers.[not more than that since the custard won’t hold shape while serving]
Top with grated chocolate or cocoa and set in the refrigerator to chill for 3-4 hours.
Garnish with dry fruits or nuts.
Ingredients
For the Custard
Milk – 1 packet, ½ litre
Vanilla flavoured Custard powder – 3 tbsp
Sugar – 3 tbsp
Mix custard powder with ¼ cup cold milk and boil the rest of the milk with sugar.
Add the custard paste when the milk boils,stir for a while till it starts thickening and leave to cool until just warm.
For layering the pudding
Krack Jack biscuit – 1 pack
Strong Coffee decoction – ½ cup
[the original recipe requires this to be set in a square cake tin but I used a round pudding bowl]
Layer the base of the pudding bowl with coffee soaked biscuits.
Spread a layer of custard over this.
On top of that again layer coffee soaked biscuits and then custard.
Continue with biscuit-custard for 3-4 layers.[not more than that since the custard won’t hold shape while serving]
Top with grated chocolate or cocoa and set in the refrigerator to chill for 3-4 hours.
Garnish with dry fruits or nuts.
Wow, it looks so yummy !!! Such a creative idea !!!
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing in her place, but never made or taste this kind of fun pudding! Coffee quiet an excellent flavor!
ReplyDeleteDivya Ur recipe r always reliable.... wud really try this once :)
ReplyDeletenice recipe..
ReplyDeletehi divya,
ReplyDeletei may sound really stupid but whats a coffee decoction?
Zeb
Zeb,coffee decoction is nothing but strong coffee.You could also use instant coffee powder and mix with half a cup of hot water to make coffee decoction for this pudding.Hope this clears your doubt!!
ReplyDeleteThat pudding just looks so so yumm. Drool.
ReplyDeleteIrresistible pudding, makes me drool..
ReplyDeleteOhh this pudding looks delicious!! Wish I had some!
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwww... wonderful presentation.. Awesome job!!
ReplyDeleteSluuuurrrrp!!!Just came back from MAllikas webpage...Gosh, I jjust love these kinda puddings...Bookmarked....cant wait to try...Divya, u will make me reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaal fat:)..
ReplyDeleteTry cheyyumbo parayaam ketto...I trust ur recipes anyways...
Love the idea and must try this.Krack Jack in a custard -never tried.Looks amazing
ReplyDeleteYummy!! Mallika sure has some awesome desserts on her blog!!
ReplyDeleteNice one Divs! Sounds very easy and using Krack Jack biscuits is something new to me :)
ReplyDeleteThis pudding looks great.
ReplyDeleteI have quite a collection of pudding at my space too. Check it if you have time.
Cool Lassie
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I love the sound of this, looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteWow very nicely presented.Simple yet elegant dessert.Thanks to you and Mallika for sharing such a wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and for your nice words.I did use whole moong daal in the kheer
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy.. I guess this is kind of similar to the biscuit pudding you have as the main ingredient in custard powder is corn-flour, so it is similar..
ReplyDeleteAnu
WOW! I had fallen in love with Mallika's version when she posted it, and now yours! :)Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteeven i liked this,.
ReplyDeleteHI Divya, thats a very creative and delicious dish...looks so tempting....Have a happy Weekend....
ReplyDeletePUdding looks yum! Wondering KrackJack -Coffee-Custard..hw wd 't taste?? hmmm...
ReplyDeleteYummy pudding.. I love puddings...
ReplyDeleteFirst time on to ur space.. You have a wonderful blog..
Delicious pudding, reminds me of a tiramisu, except lighter!
ReplyDeletedelicious... so tempting too... love this pudding and will try it out...
ReplyDeleteEven i had seen this one in Mallika's blog, but not yet tried, but looking at these tempting pics,i think must soon try this one...
ReplyDeleteYummmy...yummmy...I had recently seen it at mallika's place and have bookmarked the recipe now.
ReplyDeleteHey Divya, coming here after quite some time now. Surprised! Thanks for trying my recipe. I am glad u liked it :) This is one of my never-fail recipe and I rely on it in many occasions :) Nice clicks too. I am also eagerly waiting for ur trio-some recipes from Sweet Punch.
ReplyDeletecustard pudding sounds great..will try this..
ReplyDeleteThis is the first dish i tried from ur blog - its easy and yummy as well . thanks and keep blogging :)
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Hi Divya - I tried this out today. However, I didn't use KrackJack biscuits as I normally don't eat those. Instead, I had a few animal crackers left and made the dish with that. It turned out great. I will post the photo later on my online album in FB. Thanks!
ReplyDeletehi divya..
ReplyDeletethank you for this beautiful custard pudding. i tried this recipe and it was delicious...
I am going to try this Tom for my guests. Thanks for sharing
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