This is an old family recipe from Western NY. It's a molasses cake, and nobody in my family remembers why they called it 'pudding '

I googled the recipes. Most of the recipes suggest that I baked but since I don't have an oven I used my steamer instead. The result is good awesome! It texture more like a jelly pudding which is I love.

A classic Chinese dish. It is very friendly for toddlers and keto diet people. Super easy.

I was inspired by this in quarantine when I could not go to store and buy it

So usually in the winter, I like to make English Style steamed puddings. But my son-in-law brought something new to me over, a 25 pound jackfruit. I love this fruit, but had an over abundance of fruit. So I figured, why not a steamed pudding. Searching turned up nothing, so took a couple other recipes, and came up with this recipe. After eating the first one, and it was so good, I made a second one, which I recorded here. Now here is where it gets weird. A mistake was made, that turned out really nice. I accidentally used parmesan seasoned bread crumbs instead of regular bread crumbs. Yes, weird, but it gave it a slight change that turned out wonderful. Think of the difference between a regular caramel, and a salted caramel, almost the same, but a slight difference that just adds that little something extra. If it's too weird for you, use regular bread crumbs. It is still exceptional. No I have not tried canned jackfruit. A steamed pudding is super dense and moist. It is best served with a sauce, like hard sauce or custard sauce. But whipped cream is nice, some like a sprinkle of powdered sugar.

This is a stable meal for many blsck South African. It reminds of the food my mom used to prepare for our trip to my maternal granny. it was always accompiened by grilled chicken, a feast!!!

If you like bread pudding you'll love this one.

I had some French bread in the freezer for bread pudding, but I didn’t know when I was going to make it. I saw “Chef John” make something that resembled a bread pudding using a syrup. I thought it would be a good idea to incorporate a syrup into this bread pudding.

Bread pudding. Every good cook should make it once, and then maybe just move on. It's been done to death and in every horrible form imaginable. But, it's a forgiving introduction to custard, and if you do it right, it's pretty tasty.

I've made this pudding since my children were small.They also taste good hot, like how they're eaten in Hong Kong. (My kids like to eat them like this.)The amount of heat that passes through to the pudding containers varies, so the steaming time will also change. If using aluminum containers, the time will be shorter. If using porcelain, the time will be longer. But anyway, just steam on low heat and make sure they don't move, and you will get a soft, jiggly custard pudding. For 6-8 pudding cups. Recipe by Kurinika kitchen

You can have it hot or cold. I prefer it to be cold. I didn't put raisins in this one. I hope you enjoy!!!