Thursday, August 11, 2011

Biscuit custard pudding with a hint of coffee

Recently we had this pot luck blog party. We had oodles of good home made food. I happened to taste a delicious pudding made by Srividhya Balaji. I was hooked. She used biscuits and sponge cake to make the pudding. I kept craving for the pudding and finally decided to make biscuit and coffee pudding. The recipe reference was from here and here

This is such a tasty and simple recipe and a no bake one at that. The taste is universal in its appeal and one can fix it in a short period of time.

Layered custard delight

with a hint of coffee..
 Ingredients

Vanilla Custard powder-3 tablespoons
Krackjack biscuits
Milk-1/2 litre
Sugar-3 tablespoons
Coffee decoction to dip biscuits half a cup

Method. Prepare custard according to the instructions on the pack. Take 1/4 cup milk from 1/2 litre milk add 3 tablespoons of custard powder and mix well. Boil remaining milk with 3 tablespoons of sugar. Remove from flame, add the custard powder and cook again stirring continuously. Ensure that the custard does not get charred. Stir till it becomes thick and coats the back of the spoon.  Set aside till warm

Now get down to making layers for the pudding. Take a biscuit and dip in coffee decoction and line your bowl. Next take a generous amount of custard and spread it on top of the biscuit. I built three layers good enough for the shape to be retained. I topped the layer with Hershey's chocolate syrup. And your done. Refrigerate for three to four hours. This is an egg-less and  hassle free recipe and tastes divine. 

15 comments:

  1. Oh This is so sweet and simple. I love the layers in it very much. Will give it a try.

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  2. Me too still remember that yummy pudding, your version also looks absolutely delicious.

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  3. I am waiting to try these this weekend.. so so yummy

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  4. Nice addition of the coffee flavour..have made a similar one seeing Srividhya's blog, yet to post

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  5. Looks so creamy, simple and yummy. Nice one.

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  6. Beautiful pics dear :) You are making me drool right now :) yummyyyy.

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  7. Yummy and simple recipe...looks very delicious..

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  8. Recipe seems to be yummy,drooling over here..
    www.rasoikimalkin.com

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  9. Thank you for dropping few lines at my place.That made me so humble and indebted.You are sweet as your halwa.I was so busy with work that I couldn't make it here to say a thanks to you.Sorry for being late.But compared with your inspiring and tempting post,I think none can come up to that.Such a nice recipe to try.Thank you so much.

    I am a regular visitor of your wonderful blog,though much bad in leaving comments.
    Thanks once again..Keep up the good work.Cheers!

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  10. The look of that luscious pudding is making me hungry instantly :)
    USMasala

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  11. yummy yummy custard... love it... first time here.. and loved your space...

    when time permits do visit mine...

    Dish Name Starts with J
    Learning-to-cook
    Regards,
    Akila

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  12. Hey thats interesting recipe... Nice clicks..

    Following ur lovely space dear
    Nupur
    http://uk-rasoi.blogspot.com/

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  13. Hi dear,
    This recipe seems intresting. Can you please tell me how can I make coffee decotion with instant coffee powder.

    Invitation for a potluck
    Event - FSF Janmashtami and Ganesh Chturthi

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