White Mountain Pudding Recipe
Pamper your taste-buds with this incredibly tasty White Mountain pudding that is bursting so full of flavors. This White Mountain Pudding is a perfect dessert companion to any meal, loved by foodies of all ages and pretty much goes with all occasions.
Ingredients
1 cup packaged farina
2 quarts milk
1 cup granulated sugar
11/2-tspns. salt
1/2-tspn. almond extract
2 tspns. nutmeg
1/4-cup granulated sugar
1/4-tspn. salt
1/4-cup cornstarch red food colour
1 cup white corn syrup
seedless green grapes
2 tspns. almond extract
1 — 1 lb. 14 oz. can purple plums
Directions
The day before serving: 1.
For the pudding, in a large kettle, bring the milk to the boil.
Gradually add farina, stirring constantly.
Then stir in 1 cup granulated sugar, salt and almond extract.
Sprinkle in nutmeg.
Grease a 2-quart mould well.
2. Cook farina over low heat, stirring con- stantly for 10 minutes, or until very thick.
Then pour the mixture into a greased mould.
3. Let the mould set at room temperature until cool; then refrigerate.
About 30 minutes before serving, on the next day: 1.
Drain canned plums, reserving both the plums and their juice.
For the sauce:
1. In a saucepan combine 1/4-cup granulated sugar, cornstarch and salt.
Gradually stir in plum juice, plus water, if necessary, to make 2 cups in all.
Then stir in corn syrup and 1/2-tspn.almond extract.
2. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until clear and thickened.
Then stir in a little red food colouring to tint delicately.
3. Now set mould of pudding in hot water for 2 minutes; invert serving plate over top of mould; invert both and carefully lift off mould.
4. Garnish pudding with drained purple plums and tiny bunchlets of grapes.
Spoon some sauce over pudding; pass the rest.
For the pudding, in a large kettle, bring the milk to the boil.
Gradually add farina, stirring constantly.
Then stir in 1 cup granulated sugar, salt and almond extract.
Sprinkle in nutmeg.
Grease a 2-quart mould well.
2. Cook farina over low heat, stirring con- stantly for 10 minutes, or until very thick.
Then pour the mixture into a greased mould.
3. Let the mould set at room temperature until cool; then refrigerate.
About 30 minutes before serving, on the next day: 1.
Drain canned plums, reserving both the plums and their juice.
For the sauce:
1. In a saucepan combine 1/4-cup granulated sugar, cornstarch and salt.
Gradually stir in plum juice, plus water, if necessary, to make 2 cups in all.
Then stir in corn syrup and 1/2-tspn.almond extract.
2. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until clear and thickened.
Then stir in a little red food colouring to tint delicately.
3. Now set mould of pudding in hot water for 2 minutes; invert serving plate over top of mould; invert both and carefully lift off mould.
4. Garnish pudding with drained purple plums and tiny bunchlets of grapes.
Spoon some sauce over pudding; pass the rest.
