My Favorite Mother's Custard Pudding

My kids love custard pudding and this is the normal flavored standard recipe that I always make for them.
Don't let the egg bubble when you mix it. If air gets into the egg, it will expand while cooking. Please strain the mixture with a strainer with as tiny holes as possible. This makes it smooth. Use a paper towel to take the bubbles off the surface (For a pretty display) Since this is for kids, I didn't add alcohol, but you can add a little bit of rum for an adult flavor.
You can use store-bought caramel sauce or make it however you would like. Recipe by nao-mi
My Favorite Mother's Custard Pudding
My kids love custard pudding and this is the normal flavored standard recipe that I always make for them.
Don't let the egg bubble when you mix it. If air gets into the egg, it will expand while cooking. Please strain the mixture with a strainer with as tiny holes as possible. This makes it smooth. Use a paper towel to take the bubbles off the surface (For a pretty display) Since this is for kids, I didn't add alcohol, but you can add a little bit of rum for an adult flavor.
You can use store-bought caramel sauce or make it however you would like. Recipe by nao-mi
Steps
- 1
Prepare the caramel sauce. Boil some water to be used for pan steaming.
- 2
Line up the pudding cups on a baking tray and pour in the caramel sauce.
- 3
In a heat-resistant bowl, add the ◎ ingredients together with the seeds from the vanilla beans. Microwave until just before it boils.
- 4
Preheat the oven to 170℃.
- 5
Break the egg into a bowl and beat without causing it to foam. Gradually and gently pour in Step 3.
- 6
Strain Step 5 through a strainer with very small holes (a tea strainer etc.).
- 7
Cover the surface of the pudding batter very tightly with paper towels and remove the bubbles. This is very important!!
- 8
Gently pour Step 7 into the caramel filled pudding cups, being careful not to create bubbles. Fill the baking tray with boiling water (about 80℃).
- 9
Place on the lowest rack in the preheated oven and pan steam for 30 minutes at 160℃.
- 10
Remove from the oven. When they have cooled slightly, place them in the refrigerator to chill.
- 11
Baking times At 170℃ for 23 minutes, lower to 160℃ for 4 minutes, raise to 150℃ and bake for another 4 minutes. Baking it like this will make the finished product more sturdy.
- 12
For those with diabetes or dieting You can switch the granulated sugar with Lokanto S artificial sweetener and it will basically taste the same Lakanto S has 0 calories.
- 13
Caramel Sauce Heat the sugar on low in a thick pot. Once the sugar begins to melt, occasionally stir gently to help it dissolve. (if using IH convection heating, set the heat to the 3rd setting)
- 14
When it begins to change color, turn the heat to low and carefully swirl so it doesn't pepper. (Use IH setting: 2)
- 15
When the tiny bubbles begin to change into bigger bubbles, stop the heat and add 1 tablespoon of water. Stir with a spatula. Be careful not to let the water evaporate.
- 16
When everything has been blended in, add the remaining 1 tbsp of water and mix together. Transfer to a serving dish while it's hot.
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