This pudding is quick to make. It is mixed up in a food processor then steamed in a pot. The only thing you need to keep an eye on is that the water doesn’t boil dry. You don’t need a pudding ...

Make this and other British-style recipes ... the good news is that granulated sugar will work just as well. Traditional ...

Cover the pan with a lid and steam for 1½ hours ... pudding slip out – a gentle tap to the top of the pudding bowl will help. To make the chocolate sauce, combine the chocolate, cream and ...

Remove the foil, rotate the pan front-to-back, and bake for another 20 to 25 minutes, until pudding is golden and springs back when touched. While the pudding is baking, place the blueberries in a ...

The fig seeds bring a hint of a crunch to the finished pudding, which makes for a first-rate texture. Make and steam it at least a month in advance, so that it has time to mature. Place all the ...

At this time of year, when it is freezing outside, there’s nothing more delicious and decadent than a steaming hot sticky pudding. I love the sound of the pudding bubbling away on the stove as ...

Craving a silky-smooth ending to your meal? Look no further than one of Hong Kong’s classic desserts – double-layered steamed milk pudding (雙皮奶). As its name suggests, this delectable ...

Pour the mixture into the prepared basin and cover with a piece of well buttered foil Pop into the boiling pan and place the lid on, then steam for 45 minutes to 1 hour, or until the pudding is ...