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Ingredients
- 1 can of condensed milk
- 1 can of cream
- 1 glass of coconut drain (200 ml)
- 2 mugs (tea) of entirety milk
- 4 eggs
- Syrup
- 1 glass (tea) sugar
- 1/2 glass (tea) of water
Method of preparation
Syrup
- Prepare the syrup: In a dish, include the sugar and put over medium warm. Let the sugar soften and
- caramelize until it comes to a brilliant color.
- Add the water: Carefully include the water and blend until all the liquefied sugar breaks up, shaping a
homogeneous syrup.
- Line the form: Pour the syrup into the pudding form (around 22 cm in distance across), spreading it
- well over the foot and sides. Reserve.
Preparation
- Mix the drain: In a blender, include the condensed drain, cream, coconut drain, entirety drain and
- eggs. Beat well until you get a homogeneous mixture.
- Pour into form: Pour the pudding blend into the caramelized mold.
- Bake in a bain-marie: Cover the container with aluminum thwart and put in a preheated broiler at
- 180°C. Put the container in a bigger preparing dish filled with hot water (bain-marie) and heat for
- roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes, or until the pudding is firm.
- Cool and unmold: After heating, evacuate the pudding from the broiler and let it cool totally.
- Refrigerate for at slightest 4 hours some time recently unmolding.
Tips for a idealize pudding
- Room temperature eggs: Utilize room temperature eggs to anticipate the pudding from having an
- eggy smell.
- Well-blended blend: Mix the fixings well in a blender to guarantee that the blend is homogeneous
- and free of lumps.
- Water shower: Make beyond any doubt the water in the water shower is hot when you put the skillet
- in the stove. This makes a difference the pudding cook equitably.