Donna from Spatulas, Corkscrews & Suitcases has chosen real butterscotch pudding for TWD this week. This is another recipe that I will not attempt if I didn't join TWD, but I'm glad I gave it a try, because the pudding was simply delicious!
I made 1/3 of the recipe and I managed to get only 1 pudding with a 3-inch diameter ramekin. Scotch whisky is something that I do not have on hand and since it's impossible to get liquor in SA, I have to omit it from my pudding completely.
The pudding was chilled overnight in the fridge and then I had it as my post-lunch dessert with a dollop of whipped cream and some buttered pecans. The pudding was smooth and silky, and the slightly salty pecans paired well with the caramel flavour from the custard too.
If you want to make your own butterscotch pudding, head over to Donna's blog for recipe!
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13 Comments:
I'm glad the recipe can successfully be scaled down - it looks really good!
Happy Holidays!
Glad you liked the Butterscotch Pudding! I was good wasn't it?
Have a wonderful holiday!
Donna
I have never tried Butterscotch Pudding before. It looks delicious, may be I should try to make it.
Happy holidays!
oh, I wish I had some for a post lunch dessert today! looks great with the whipped and pecans
this looks really yummy...
It really looks just delicious! Great job & beautiful pics!
Nice and very pretty looking pudding!
Nice! Next time, I'm going for pecans too! Happy Holidays to you!
It looks beautiful, and sooo scrumptious!
REAL! woah! That looks fantastic-even in it's scaled down version! Well done!!
And merry christmas to u dear!
Butterscotch sounds good! Im goingto try it. I was also eyeing the napkin underneath. Its very very pretty. did u make it?btw do u enjoy living in SA? and I have to ask this...do u go out in a a hijab? or maybe non muslims don't have to.?.
it looks so beautiful! great job. glad to know it is still good without the booze :)
Hi all, Thanks for your comments! :-)
Hi Zurin, I bought the napkin from Japan and I like it a lot too. Staying in SA has been interesting so far. Even as a non muslim, I still have to wear abaya (the black dress) when I go out. :-)
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