Chocolate Walnut Pudding ...Chocolate Walnut Pudding ... with just 4 simple ingredients to make a deep, delicious, most satisfying pudding, this gluten free and eggless recipe uses pantry staples and comes together in minutes!
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Butterscotch Pudding is yummy dessert made by refrigerating a blend of milk, butterscotch flavors, china grass and sugar. It has a nice rich taste and smooth texture. This recipe is one of those easy desserts that look fancy but actually very simple to prepare. It tastes sweet, creamy and very delicious.
This pudding does not need long setting time like other desserts. Just one hour in the fridge is enough for it to set nicely. The butterscotch flavor comes out really good and kids love it lot. It is perfect for weekends, small parties or when the guests come suddenly. You can easily plan it last minute also.
[feast_advanced_jump_to]Butterscotch pudding is a milk based dessert set using china grass instead of gelatin. This recipe has a soft set texture and holds shape well. China grass helps the pudding to set nicely and gives a soft jelly like texture. It is commonly used in many Indian puddings and desserts.
The texture of this recipe is silky smooth and slightly firm, it should not be sticky when you touch it once it is set properly. Milk makes it creamy while the china grass gives structure. Butterscotch chips add little crunch in between which makes it more interesting. You can feel the bits while eating.
The flavor is mild sweet with strong butterscotch taste. It has a nice aroma when essence is added. I feel using essence gives good aroma and color also. If you are using normal white sugar then reduce the quantity a bit. This is not overly sweet so it feels good even after a heavy meal.
Mittu loves to munch butterscotch chips as such just like chocolate chips so apart from using it for recipes I always reserve a small portion for her sake. Puddings are always our family favorite and should I have to mention about this butterscotch pudding?! It was super hit at home, I also shared a portion with my neighbor and they too loved it.
I usually make this when on weekends without too much effort. This recipe is easy to make and does not need the oven also.
1.Take milk in a sauce pan, then add cane sugar to it.Whisk it well.
2.Strain to remove any impurities. Boil for 3-5 minutes till its slightly thick.Now switch off, cool down for few minutes, then add butterscotch essence and Set aside.
3.Cut china grass into thin strips. Add water to it
4.Boil it until the china grass is completely dissolved. Once dissolved completely, set aside to cool. Take butterscotch chips to a mixer.
5.Pulse it few times to get a coarse mixture. Add it to milk and mix well.
6.Now add china grass mixture, I used a metal strainer. Now transfer the milk to a tray.
7.Cover with aluminum foil and refrigerate it for at least and hour for the pudding to set. When you touch the pudding will be non sticky, this shows that the pudding is set well. Cut into squares, sprinkle butterscotch chips and serve chilled.
Serve chilled.
Serve this pudding chilled for best taste. It tastes really good after proper chilling too. You can just cut them into squares or serve in cups as you like. Sprinkle the butterscotch chips on top before serving also. Store leftover in the fridge. It stays good for two days only.
Yes you can skip it if not available. But chips give nice crunch so taste will be little different.
This happens mostly if the china grass not dissolved fully or quantity was less, dissolve it completely in boiling water.
Yes you can use gelatin but method and quantity will change. China grass is vegetarian option and works well here.
Yes you can make it few hours before serving. Keep it refrigerated till serving time.
No it is mildly sweet. You can increase or reduce sugar based on your taste.
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Dates paan recipe – Must try paan recipe for this festival season. No cook dates paan recipe using betal leaves | Vethalai, gulkand, and other easily available ingredients.
Usually, I make one paan dish for all my guests when I host any big gatherings at home. This year, when we had Maha Periyava Paduka Pooja at home, I made this Dates paan for my guests. It was a huge hit among all. Our friend who runs a restaurant here got so impressed, asked me to make dates paan for a big event hosted at their restaurant. Yet another huge hit.
I also made this for Varalakshmi Pooja and everyone loved it. As Navaratri is approaching, I thought of sharing this recipe with you all. So that you can make this for the guests. All you need is good-quality dates, tutti frutti, gulkand, and store-bought Mukhwas. You can make this in advance and store it in the refrigerator.
Jeyashri’s kitchen has a huge collection of Navaratri recipes. Check out Navaratri Combo recipe for guests, Navaratri sweets and snacks combo, Navaratri neivedyam combo, Navaratri neivedyam combo ideas
Also check out our other Paan recipes for this festival season, Paan ladoo, Paan ice cream, paan phirni, Paan shots
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Vegan Dark Chocolate Chickpea Pudding ... adding protein to desserts is often not very difficult if you just stretch your imagination a little! Dessert for breakfast or breakfast for dessert, these desserts made with chickpeas will win your heart.
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The quintessential Black Forest Cake has got easy enough elements to play around with, and takes well to add ins like a dark chocolate ganache etc. And as always, the outcome is always spoon licking or bowl licking if not finger kicking good! Here are a few reimagined eggless black forest cake ideas to keep you busy through summer!
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Eggless Mango Mousse ... 3 ingredients, light and airy, so delicious, bright and cheerful, making the most of the mango season. Mangoes are of course the best part of the Indian summer and here's one of the simplest ways to celebrate this luscious fruit. Just three simple ingredients and a quick eggless recipe where the longest wait is for the mousse to set. The wait is so worthwhile because that first spoonful is light as a cloud, so refreshing!
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Eggless Strawberry Mousse ... this is the simplest, most delicious fuss free mousse you'll ever make. This dessert is light, it's flavourful and bursting with the sweet tang of the seasons best strawberries. It also requires very few ingredients and it has great body. It's a beautiful dessert for Mother's Day 🌸!
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These small serve dessert shots with an overload of everything Biscoff are quite the perfect dessert. They pack a punch of flavour in petite portions to offer a sweet fix without too much guilt! I love how special they make you feel, how mouth watering and attractive they look and how fun they are to create.
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10 delicious Eggless Mango Desserts you NEED to make before the season ends. I often use different elements from different recipes to create a completely new dessert. If there's one thing that makes the Indian summer bearable, it's definitely mangoes!
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This classic dessert Gil-e-firdaus is commonly known as Kaddu ka kheer/ Kaddu ki kheer, as Bottle gourd is known as Kaddu in Hyderabad. As The holy month of Ramadan sets in, the intoxicating aroma of Haleem, Kababs and various desserts linger in the air around the bustling streets of Hyderabad. This divine Gil-e-firdaus a.k.a Kaddu ki kheer is also sold in the small eateries and stalls on the streets. It’s rich and luscious consistency makes it absolutely irresistible.
The addition of khoa(khoya), cashew paste, and simmering sabudana and bottle gourd in full-fat milk makes it utterly creamy and divine.We have used Sabudana and kaddu(bottle gourd) here, but some add finely ground basmati rice as well to make it aromatic and more creamier. But simmering everything on low flame for longer period time is the key for this divine pudding.
Substitute the full fat milk with plant based milk like coconut milk/soy milk/almond milk. And also substitute the Khoya with Cashew paste or Almond paste to get that rich consistency.
Let’s get into the recipe now, before that check out more desserts from my blog.
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Basava kajjam is an age-old traditional dessert prepared using Moong dal, whole wheat flour, milk, jaggery and nuts. And what makes this dessert special is the mini wheat flour balls, we call them as undalu. Traditionally they are shaped as tiny balls similar to the size of split moong dal. Making these tiny wheat flour balls requires huge amount of patience, but trust it is all worth it. Just a tablespoon of this dessert will take you back to your grandma’s kitchen.
This traditional dessert is absolutely comforting, and nourishing, each spoon of this dessert feels like a warm hug. Even though I’m from Telangana, I have never tasted or heard about this dish until my dear friend Chandana has shared her heirloom recipe with me. She was sweet enough to share the details of the recipe and allowed me to share it with you all. Please do checkout her Instagram page, she’s a passionate cook and has immense love for her culinary heritage of Telangana.
She told me that her Grandma used to make this dessert specially for her in her childhood. And that this dessert is traditionally made on festivals like Maha Shivaratri and Bathukamma as an offering to the deity. Also I have done a little research on this regional delicacy, where some people call this dish as BASAVA GARJANAM. With the rustic Telangana dialect, the name could have been slowly settled as BASAVA KAJJAM.
Initially we need to soak the lentils for about an hour or two, which helps in cooking the lentils quickly. In the meanwhile we need to make a firm dough of whole wheat flour. Rest the dough for 30 min, later make tiny balls/undalu using dry flour and keep aside.
Now we need to cook the wheat flour balls in the boiling water, add soaked moong dal and cook until the wheat flour balls are 90% cooked. Add in jaggery, milk and cook for 5 more min. Later roast some nuts in ghee and add it to the cooked moong dal and wheat flour balls. Basava Kajjam is all ready to Serve now.
You can make this dish VEGAN-FRIENDLY by substituting the regular cow milk with plant based milk. Skip roasting the nuts in ghee and add them directly while cooking the wheat flour balls.
And if you have GLUTEN INTOLERANCE, I would suggest you to use gluten-free flour to make Undalu/balls.
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