Lemon Pudding!! Sounds interesting but complex?? Well complex is exactly what it isn’t? This recipe is probably the easiest dessert you will ever make. With basic ingredients and less than 5 minutes, you will have a fabulous refreshing dessert ready. Want to know how? The recipe works like magic!! But it simply relies on science, the emulsification of 2 fats that help set our dessert without a setting agent. Sometimes all you need is an understanding of ingredients and temperatures to create something wonderful. Let us start.
- Make sure you have chilled milk, a serving bowl or dish and all ingredients ready before you start.
- Add milk, condensed milk and lemon juice into a mixer jar and blend for a few seconds.
- You should get a thick milkshake like consistency.
- Taste and adjust the lemon flavour if needed. Mix in the lemon zest as well.
- Now layer your serving dish with single layer of marie biscuits, followed by a thin layer of the lemon pudding liquid, and then again, the biscuit and liquid alternatively till all of the liquid is used up.
- The last layer should be of the liquid and not the biscuit.
- Cover with aluminium foil or cling wrap and refrigerate at least for 2 hrs or longer.
- Just before serving, add in your crunchy layer with whatever component you have chosen to add.
- You will get 4 small portions from this quantity.
- You can scale up the recipe as needed.
- Milk needs to be cold and full fat for sure.
- Condensed milk can be cold or room temp.
- Give time to the pudding to set.
- The pudding stays well refrigerated for up to 3 days.
- You can do the same with orange juice instead of lemon juice as well.
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Ingredients
Directions
- Make sure you have chilled milk, a serving bowl or dish and all ingredients ready before you start.
- Add milk, condensed milk and lemon juice into a mixer jar and blend for a few seconds.
- You should get a thick milkshake like consistency.
- Taste and adjust the lemon flavour if needed. Mix in the lemon zest as well.
- Now layer your serving dish with single layer of marie biscuits, followed by a thin layer of the lemon pudding liquid, and then again, the biscuit and liquid alternatively till all of the liquid is used up.
- The last layer should be of the liquid and not the biscuit.
- Cover with aluminium foil or cling wrap and refrigerate at least for 2 hrs or longer.
- Just before serving, add in your crunchy layer with whatever component you have chosen to add.
- You will get 4 small portions from this quantity.
- You can scale up the recipe as needed.
- Milk needs to be cold and full fat for sure.
- Condensed milk can be cold or room temp.
- Give time to the pudding to set.
- The pudding stays well refrigerated for up to 3 days.
- You can do the same with orange juice instead of lemon juice as well.
Absolutely Delicious and so easy!
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