Showing posts with label Pudding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pudding. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 April 2012

The Best Banana Pudding For A salutary Alternative

The Best Banana Pudding For A salutary Alternative

This banana pudding recipe, a wholesome alternative to the rich chocolates for sweetmeat is not only low carb but it is also quite tasty.

This recipe is very simple and has been known to hook my own house a time or too, like at the house reunion when my minuscule cousin squealed about how he needed to 'nana puddin' to quit his meal. This is a first-rate recipe nearby our evening meal table and the banana pudding recipe is sure to be a frequent guest at our house evening meal table.

Banana Cake

Ingredients:

1 box sugar-free Jello instant banana cream pudding mix

1 1/2 cup fat-free milk

1 tub sugar-free Cool Whip, thawed

Optional: 4 oz holder plain low-fat yogurt (about 1/2 cup)

1 box sugar-free vanilla wafers

4 medium, ripe bananas, sliced

Directions:

1) Add pudding to cold milk and whisk for two minutes until thickened. Fold in yogurt (if using) and whipped topping.

2) In a medium bowl layer half of the wafers, then half of the sliced bananas, and ultimately cover all with half of the pudding. Repeat.

3) Cover with lid or plastic wrap and refrigerate at least two hours, or preferably overnight.

For those of you who are lactose intolerant and cannot enjoy this appetizing dessert, feel free to substitute the ingredients to suit your needs. For example, you can use Lactaid skim milk instead of quarterly milk. You can also omit the yogurt because, remember, it is optional.

For the rest of the citizen enjoying your sweetmeat who are not lactose-intolerant, the taste of this appetizing wholesome alternative to the former banana pudding will still be nearly the same. So if you want to work towards eating more wholesome foods, then this sweetmeat recipe might be a good selection for you. A wholesome banana pudding recipe is a delightful taste bud teaser.

The Best Banana Pudding For A salutary Alternative

Tuesday, 27 March 2012

sweetmeat formula Ideas: How To Make An Old Fashioned Banana Pudding

sweetmeat formula Ideas: How To Make An Old Fashioned Banana Pudding

When it comes to old fashioned comfort foods that your mother and father or grandparents may have loved to make and eat, banana pudding may have been high on their lists of great tasting desserts. Production and old fashioned pudding may sound difficult, but it de facto is not. You can make this dessert by following the directions and make your own homemade pudding in hardly any time at all.

Long ago, this is one of the recipes that many habitancy may have used to make a homemade pudding. By following these directions you will need to do a tiny bit of cooking and baking to get the best results. However, when instant jello pudding came on the market, many households began substituting it for the homemade cooked vanilla pudding.

Banana Cake

Having the instant pudding mixes made life a bit easier for those who did all the cooking and baking all those years ago. You can still use it today if you like rather than de facto Production the pudding from scratch. However, by following these directions you will find it satisfying to make your own pudding for this yummy old fashioned banana pudding to serve to your family and friends. Instant pudding can offer a great flavor but when you are ready for some down home cooking, Production your own pudding recipes can add that tiny nostalgic touch that just about anyone will love to enjoy today.

Recipe for Old Fashioned Banana Pudding

What You Need

3 ½ Tablespoons flour 1 1/3 cups sugar 1/8 teaspoon salt 3 separated eggs 3 cups milk 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring 1 package vanilla wafers 12 ounce 5 large bananas ¼ cup and 2 Tablespoons sugarHow to Make It

Preheat oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit.

Using a large saucepan you will add the flour, 1 1/3 cups sugar and the salt. Mix to incorporate well and then set aside until needed.

Separate the 3 eggs and then beat the egg yolks. incorporate the beaten egg yolks and milk while beating to mix well. Stir this mixture into the dry mixture in the saucepan. Cook over a medium heat setting while stirring continually until the mixture is thick and smooth. Take off from heat and then stir in the vanilla flavoring.

Using a 1 quart baking dish, you will layer about 1/3 of the vanilla wafers along the bottom and inside of the baking dish. Slice 2 bananas and then layer them over the vanilla wafer layer at the bottom of the baking dish. Layer with the vanilla pudding mixture; and then repeat until filling the bowl with alternating layers of vanilla wafers, bananas, and pudding.

Beat the egg whites in a small mixing bowl and then slowly beat in the remaining sugar one teaspoon at a time. Add the vanilla flavoring and beat until well combined. Spread this mixture over the filling and then bake in preheated oven until the meringue is a light brown color.

sweetmeat formula Ideas: How To Make An Old Fashioned Banana Pudding

Monday, 11 July 2011

Chocolate Fudge Pudding - A family superior Chocolate method

Chocolate Fudge Pudding - A family superior Chocolate method

Chocolate has that magical property of being loved by practically everyone. Some say it's because of the way it melts at our body temperature, with a soft, flat sensation combined with tasty sweet tastes. Some have more technical explanations, suggesting it's to do with the publish of hormones like serotonin in our bodies. Whatever, our family, like most, confess to being chocoholics. And they are not making much progress towards addressing their addiction problem! One of the favorite chocolate recipes in our home is a first-rate that has been in the house recipe collection for many years. It's a chocolate fudge pudding.

Apart from the great chocolate taste, it also has the merit, from a cooking perspective, of being a very easy chocolate dessert to make. It also looks great. It has a rich chocolate sauce that settles in the bottom of your cooking dish. You can turn it out upside-down for table presentation as a self-saucing pudding, or just spoon the sauce over each serving. It's best served hot with fresh or whipped cream, or with ice cream. A few berries or cherries, or some chocolate curls, add to the presentation. Our whole house enjoys it. Even the diet conscious and sporty members insist on joining in, "Just with a smaller serving please." But it is especially a winner the younger ones, and a top birthday party request. Decadent! This recipe serves 4, and takes about 1 hour. The ingredients are:

Chocolate Cake Recipe

75g or 3oz self-raising flour 2 level tablespoons cocoa powder pinch of salt 2 eggs half a teaspoon vanilla essence 100g or 4oz butter or margarine 100g or 4oz castor sugar 1 tablespoon chopped walnuts 1 or 2 tablespoons of milk

And for the chocolate sauce:

100g or 4oz soft brown sugar 2 level tablespoons cocoa powder 3dl or half a pint of hot water

For the main dessert, sift or whisk the flour, cocoa powder and salt together in a bowl, and set them aside until needed. Cream the butter or margarine and sugar in someone else bowl, until the mix is light and fluffy. Lightly mix the eggs and vanilla essence together, then gradually beat them into the creamed butter and sugar mixture. gradually fold in the flour mixture, then add in the walnuts, and just sufficient of the milk to get a flat medium-to-soft consistency. Butter a 1 to 1 and a quarter liter, or 2 to 2 and a half pint, pie or baking dish, and spread the mixture evenly into it. Set it aside while you put in order the chocolate sauce.

To do this, join the brown sugar and cocoa powder in a bowl. Add the hot water and stir the mix well into a liquid. Pour this sauce over the main mixture in its cooking dish. It will sit on top at the start, but when the pudding is cooked it will resolve underneath. Cook your chocolate fudge pudding in the center of a gradually hot oven (190 degrees C, 395 degrees F or Gas No.5) for 40 minutes. Enjoy!

Chocolate Fudge Pudding - A family superior Chocolate method

Monday, 11 April 2011

Chocolate Walnut Pudding

Chocolate Walnut Pudding

In Western culture sweetmeat is a policy that typically comes at the end of a meal, regularly consisting of sweet food. The word comes from the French language as sweetmeat and this from Old French desservir, "to clear the table" and "to serve." base desserts consist of cakes, cookies, pastries, ice cream, and candies. Fruit may also be eaten with the dessert.

The word sweetmeat is most generally used for this policy in U.S., Canada, Australia, and Ireland, while sweet, pudding or afters may be alternative terms used in the Uk and some other base countries, including India. In England, the term pudding might be used among the Upper and Upper-middle classes, with sweetmeat only used if the policy consists of fruit.

Chocolate Cake Recipe

Desserts are often eaten with a sweetmeat spoon, intermediate in size between a teaspoon and a tablespoon.

Well you have guests arriving at your place and you have no clue to what to make for dessert. Here is a recipe that takes less of your time and is very much lavish in presentation.

Ingredients: Vanilla and chocolate ice cream, walnuts, chocolate sauce, biscuits, caramel.

Take a bowl and spread a layer of crushed biscuits followed by a layer of vanilla ice cream, then put some chocolate sauce, then a layer of walnuts,then the layer of chocolate ice cream.

Keep on repeating as many layers you wish to make in repeated cycles of your choice. Once you are concluded with this put caramel on the top of it.

Put this bowl in the freezer and cut it vertically so that you see the separate layers while you serve the appetizing dessert.

You can have similar dishes with using vanilla with strawberries, vanilla with mangoes...and can also have many fruits added in one...

Be as creative as you can and enjoy your ice cream before it melts...

Enjoy!

Chocolate Walnut Pudding

 

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