Rim's Eid Day Pudding
Rim is the latest addition to my hubby's family, she married my brother-in-law last year and is a wonderful cook. She brought this delicious pudding to my mum-in-law's home last Eid day and it went down pretty well.
It is a very easy dessert to make and I got the recipe from her. Her version was quite a big quantity so I reduced it and made it a few times for my mum, who loved it. If you can't get Oreos any dark chocolate cookies with vanilla cream centres would do.
Recipe: Rim's Eid day Pudding
600ml full cream milk
1 cup sweet condensed milk
35g corn flour/corn starch
1 tsp vanilla essence
50g sliced almonds or use sliced kanamadhu
6-7 Oreo cookies
Pour milk, condensed milk and cornstarch into a blender along with vanilla essence. Blend well.
Pour into a saucepan and cook stirring constantly over moderate heat. Once it starts to thicken ( should leave a clean line when you swipe across it on the back of the spoon) m but is not too thick! it will thicken and cook even when you switch off the heat.
Remove from heat, stir in almonds and pour into a serving dish, I used an 8-cup capacity dish.
Place the Oreos in a food processor and grind to a fine powder( or place in a zip lock bag and bash with a rolling pin till fine) Sprinkle it generously all over the surface of the pudding.
Cool completely and chill for 1-2 hours before serving. You can make this in individual glasses when serving it at a dinner party. Enjoy!!
looks great and getting a new sis in law is always fun we just visited my bro and sis in law in washington she is lovely
ReplyDeletewah yummy...
ReplyDeleteIt looks super!
ReplyDeletewow... that sounds like a delicious pudding...
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good looking pudding...I love the idea of the cookies on it...
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week Nammi :)
This looks like a lovely dessert to enjoy with the family! Looks yummy!
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Sorry for replying so late, I just got back from my Chinese New Year break.
Hope you have a great week!
Hi Nammi,
ReplyDeleteYou should ask Rim to start a food blog too. Her pudding sounds delicious!
Zoe