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This is a very simple recipe as it does not require to be baked. The pudding consists of alternative layers of cream, bread, pineapple and praline. I prefer using fresh pineapple rather than tinned.
As I have used fresh pineapple I increased the quantity of sugar for the syrup. I made this pudding for a family get together and they all loved it (well almost all). Unfortunately it did not please my in-laws(too much cream). Well if you have a young group this will do. I would tweak the recipe to suit the taste of everyone though, like decrease the quantity of cream in each serving and increasing the quantity of the praline. I used the small nutella jars for serving.
Recipe Source: Marias Menu
Ingredients(Serves 6):
White bread - 14 slices
Whipping cream - 500 ml
Thick cream - 500 ml
Icing sugar - 4 tbsp.
Chopped pineapple - 2 cups
For sugar syrup:
Sugar - 1 cup
Water - 1¼ cup
For Praline
Chopped nuts (i used almonds) - 1 cup
Sugar - ½ cup
Method:
To make the praline
Heat the sugar in a non stick pan with 2 tbsp water, when it caramelizes, add the chopped nuts. Reduce the flame and mix well so that the nuts are coated well with the caramel. Pour the praline onto a baking paper. Allow it to cool and crush them using a rolling pin.(refer notes)
To make sugar syrup
Mix together water and sugar. Heat it till the sugar dissolves and allow it to boil. Remove from fire. Let it cool completely.
For the pudding
Notes:
Use a pipping bag for spreading the cream if using nutella jars.
The praline might stick to the parchment paper(Might help if crushed when still lightly warm)
Do not over beat the cream.(else it will taste of butter)
Adjust the quantity of sugar according to your taste.
Two sets of layering is more than enough.
This is a very simple recipe as it does not require to be baked. The pudding consists of alternative layers of cream, bread, pineapple and praline. I prefer using fresh pineapple rather than tinned.
As I have used fresh pineapple I increased the quantity of sugar for the syrup. I made this pudding for a family get together and they all loved it (well almost all). Unfortunately it did not please my in-laws(too much cream). Well if you have a young group this will do. I would tweak the recipe to suit the taste of everyone though, like decrease the quantity of cream in each serving and increasing the quantity of the praline. I used the small nutella jars for serving.
Recipe Source: Marias Menu
Ingredients(Serves 6):
White bread - 14 slices
Whipping cream - 500 ml
Thick cream - 500 ml
Icing sugar - 4 tbsp.
Chopped pineapple - 2 cups
For sugar syrup:
Sugar - 1 cup
Water - 1¼ cup
For Praline
Chopped nuts (i used almonds) - 1 cup
Sugar - ½ cup
Method:
To make the praline
Heat the sugar in a non stick pan with 2 tbsp water, when it caramelizes, add the chopped nuts. Reduce the flame and mix well so that the nuts are coated well with the caramel. Pour the praline onto a baking paper. Allow it to cool and crush them using a rolling pin.(refer notes)
To make sugar syrup
Mix together water and sugar. Heat it till the sugar dissolves and allow it to boil. Remove from fire. Let it cool completely.
For the pudding
- Beat the whipping cream and thick cream together gradually adding icing sugar, until the cream has doubled. Spread a thin layer of cream on the base of your serving dish.
- Remove the crusts from the bread and cut each slice into four squares. Dip the bread slices in the sugar syrup and squeeze it. Make a layer of bread on top of cream, without any gap.
- Cover with another layer of cream. Sprinkle chopped pineapple and praline on top of that. Repeat the layering process once more starting with cream and finish it off with sliced pineapple and praline.
- Refrigerate for a min. of 3 hours, before serving.
Notes:
Use a pipping bag for spreading the cream if using nutella jars.
The praline might stick to the parchment paper(Might help if crushed when still lightly warm)
Do not over beat the cream.(else it will taste of butter)
Adjust the quantity of sugar according to your taste.
Two sets of layering is more than enough.
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