Friday, April 30, 2010

Custard Pudding with Coffee and Biscuits


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!!


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.

34 comments:

  1. Wow, it looks so yummy !!! Such a creative idea !!!

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  2. I remember seeing in her place, but never made or taste this kind of fun pudding! Coffee quiet an excellent flavor!

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  3. Divya Ur recipe r always reliable.... wud really try this once :)

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  4. hi divya,
    i may sound really stupid but whats a coffee decoction?
    Zeb

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  5. 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!!

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  6. That pudding just looks so so yumm. Drool.

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  7. Irresistible pudding, makes me drool..

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  8. Ohh this pudding looks delicious!! Wish I had some!

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  9. Wowwwwwwww... wonderful presentation.. Awesome job!!

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  10. Sluuuurrrrp!!!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:)..
    Try cheyyumbo parayaam ketto...I trust ur recipes anyways...

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  11. Love the idea and must try this.Krack Jack in a custard -never tried.Looks amazing

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  12. Yummy!! Mallika sure has some awesome desserts on her blog!!

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  13. Nice one Divs! Sounds very easy and using Krack Jack biscuits is something new to me :)

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  14. This pudding looks great.
    I have quite a collection of pudding at my space too. Check it if you have time.
    Cool Lassie
    http://pangravykadaicury.blogspot.com

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  15. I love the sound of this, looks delicious !

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  16. Wow very nicely presented.Simple yet elegant dessert.Thanks to you and Mallika for sharing such a wonderful recipe.

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  17. Thank you for visiting my blog and for your nice words.I did use whole moong daal in the kheer

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  18. Looks 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..

    Anu

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  19. WOW! I had fallen in love with Mallika's version when she posted it, and now yours! :)Looks delicious!

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  20. HI Divya, thats a very creative and delicious dish...looks so tempting....Have a happy Weekend....

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  21. PUdding looks yum! Wondering KrackJack -Coffee-Custard..hw wd 't taste?? hmmm...

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  22. Yummy pudding.. I love puddings...

    First time on to ur space.. You have a wonderful blog..

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  23. Delicious pudding, reminds me of a tiramisu, except lighter!

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  24. delicious... so tempting too... love this pudding and will try it out...

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  25. Even 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...

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  26. Yummmy...yummmy...I had recently seen it at mallika's place and have bookmarked the recipe now.

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  27. Hey 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.

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  28. custard pudding sounds great..will try this..

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  29. This is the first dish i tried from ur blog - its easy and yummy as well . thanks and keep blogging :)

    drool-eat-blog.blogspot.com

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  30. 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!

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  31. hi divya..
    thank you for this beautiful custard pudding. i tried this recipe and it was delicious...

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  32. I am going to try this Tom for my guests. Thanks for sharing

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Divya.