What is your favourite pudding?

[newbs16]

What is your favourite pudding? I noticed someone asked this question and thought I could start a thread.

[flumpsy]

Rhubarb crumble and custard, I could live off this although I probably wouldnt live for very long.

Oh and yorkshire puddings if they count

Whats yours newbs ?

[KookyBlue]

Crumbles and custard
Banoffee pie
Hot chocolate brownies and ice cream
Butterscotch angel delight

I have such a sweet tooth

[Oddity]

Faaaar too many to list

But I'd say the one I crave most is "mince pie" pinwheels (had to google it) my mum used to make that I'd have with custard

[kirbycrackle]

Apple crumble and cream ( not that spray can shizz)

Profiteroles and ice cream. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

[Oddity]

Ugh, there needs to be a ban on apples in crumble Hmmmm, chocolate crumble perhaps...

[KookyBlue]

mango and passionfruit crumble,that's nice

[flumpsy]

How about crumble crumble ? I just love crumble.

[Silent Ninja]

Tiramisu.

[Oddity]

^^ That's basically what I used to do, scape the crumble off the top and leave the crapple for someone else

[newbs16]

I like red velvet cake with single cream

Also waffles with syrup and ice cream.

[blancmange]

Pancakes
Waffles
Homemade rice pudding
Any kind of cake!

[flumpsy]

Hmm, I just remembered, I do like a decent new york cheesecake.

[OnlyLivinBoy]

I like pancakes with lemon and sugar and with maple syrup
I like lemon meringue pie
black forest gateaux
crepes with icecream and sundaes :P

[Silent Ninja]

The eclairs from Tom's Cakes in St Ives.

[les]

Eton Mess
Home Made Chocolate Mousse
Home made Rice Pudding

[Sphinx]

Oo good thread

Apple crumble and custard.
Lemon meringue pie.
Banoffee cheesecake.
Scones with butter, clotted cream and strawberry jam.
Chocolate cake with ice cream.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

Cinammon pudding rice.

[wez]

I am very strict with my diet and dont eat sugar so when i give myself a treat i go full force and get a chocolate cake and have it with cream ha If i give in to the urge i may have a sliced banana with custard which is a treat in itself, yum

[Silent Ninja]

Originally Posted by Boy

I've seen similar threads in here and it always surprised me how it is a usual thing for majority in here to eat this and that and everyone is eating this particular thing and it is actually has a hundred of flavours or options
If I recall, one of the threads was about jacket potatoes and I thought: well, jacket potato is jacket potato, how can you vary this meal? I only tried it maybe 5 times, was 2 different species of jacket potato and I don't think I saw any more different

Same about the pudding. What is the pudding? I've read all of the answers and I don't think I recognise any of them... So how do I miss all this in shops? Where do you buy these? Do you make it by yourself? Is pudding the same as the pie or pie is just a subcategory of pudding?

Teach me please on the food and how to be friends with it.

Make this: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/...tever-tiramisu
but cut the sugar to three spoons and increase the Marsala to 150ml (it's quite easy to make as long as you have an electric whisk, also make sure you have the mascarpone out at room temperature for a while before-hand, so it's softer).

[Mo34]

Proper chocolate eclairs (not supermarket ones).
Rhubarb crumble
Pinapple crumple
Anything that's deeply chocolaty - ie. Rich chocolate cheese cake or hot pud. Or gnache based deserts.
Hot treacle pudding/golden syrup pudding

[Ronnie_Pickering]

lemon meringue pie, just remembered as a kid there was 3 meals I could not stand for. Lamb's liver, pizza and the last horror was lemon meringue pie.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

Let me teach you the way of the pudding

[kirbycrackle]

Originally Posted by biscuits

Let me teach you the way of the pudding.

Pudding is something that (if you're sticking to the rules) you have after your dinner. So, for the unadventurous, it could be a yogurt or a piece of fruit.

There are many, many puddings. Two traditional British ones are:

Crumble - you put raw fruit sprinkled with sugar in a pudding dish. To make the crumble you use butter, flower and sugar and make it into bread crumbs with your fingers. Then you put it on top of the fruit. It then cooks in the oven. You can serve it with cream, custard or ice cream.


Rice Pudding - people make this in different ways. I put pudding rice in a pyrex dish with warm milk, sugar and nutmeg and cook it in the oven. Then sprinkle it with Muscovado sugar.

Very impressive...they not have a greggs in your part of the world?:0

[kirbycrackle]

^ haha you're a idealist biscuit, but you'll learn! One day you'll be in there with all the builders bums getting your cheap fix!!

[Unnecessarily Long Username_1]

Black pudding.

[anxiouslondoner]

I prefer a berry crumble to apple or rhubarb.
Apple pie with ice cream
Panna cotta
Cheesecake (preferably not baked, it's too heavy)
Trifle
Sticky toffee pudding

[Dougella]

Originally Posted by Boy

I've seen similar threads in here and it always surprised me how it is a usual thing for majority in here to eat this and that and everyone is eating this particular thing and it is actually has a hundred of flavours or options
If I recall, one of the threads was about jacket potatoes and I thought: well, jacket potato is jacket potato, how can you vary this meal? I only tried it maybe 5 times, was 2 different species of jacket potato and I don't think I saw any more different

Same about the pudding. What is the pudding? I've read all of the answers and I don't think I recognise any of them... So how do I miss all this in shops? Where do you buy these? Do you make it by yourself? Is pudding the same as the pie or pie is just a subcategory of pudding?

Teach me please on the food and how to be friends with it.

It's funny how in the UK we use the word pudding to mean the same as dessert, so anything sweet that you would have after your main meal.

But a pudding is actually a specific dessert as well that has a sponge base which is often in the shape of an upside down bowl and some kind of sauce. So for example sticky toffee pudding, chocolate pudding, summer fruit pudding... there's also traditional things like jam rolypoly and spotted dick, but beware of googling that one lol.