Showing posts with label Puddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Puddings. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Chocolate Ganache Biscuit Pudding !!

This is one of my childhood and all time favorites.  I’m a chocolate freak.  Anything with chocolate, I won’t think twice to grab.

Chocolate biscuit pudding, it’s nothing to bake; just chill before serve. I still remember I made this for the first time with the help of my mom.  I was only about 10 0r 11 years. It was for one of the church feasts.

I have seen many biscuit pudding recipes. But, this recipe is coming  from generation to generation, first from my grandmother to my mum then to me. 

Ingredients:
  • 04 packs of Marie biscuits (400g)
 For cream in between each layer:

  • 250g sugar
  • 250g butter
  • 04 eggs (Only Yorks)
  • 1 ½ cup milk
  • Vanilla
  • Cocoa powder

For Chocolate Ganache:
  • 500g semi melted cooking chocolate
  • 500ml of heavy cream



100g cashews or almonds (Chopped and pan fry)

How to make:
  • 1st make the cream and keep it aside to cool down.
  • In a large bowl, beat sugar & butter. Once it creamy adds, egg yolks and beat them evenly.
  • Finally add milk, cocoa powder, vanilla. (Make sure to boil the milk before adding)
  • Beat the mixture even faster, until it gets a nice and creamy batter.
  • Secondly, will layer the biscuits with cream.
  • Additionally, keep 2 cups of milk to dip all the biscuits. (Do not dip all biscuits at once. Dip few at a time.)
  • In a large bowl, apply some butter to seal the pudding to the bowl.
  • In another bowl, add milk and 2 tbs of sugar and stir it properly. If necessary can be added a bit of rum.
  •  Dip biscuits in milk mixture and layer it properly on the other bowl. (Just 1 or 2 layers)
  • Then add a cream layer, then another biscuit layer. Keep repeating it.
  • Once the layering is done, add the Chocolate ganache and finish the dish.
  • Leave it aside to cool down. Then transfer into the refrigerator, and serve it cool.
  • When it serves, garnish the pudding with some roasted crush nuts.





Making of Chocolate Ganache:
  • Break the cooking chocolate into pieces, then double boil it.
  • Add heavy cream into the same chocolate mixture and mix it properly.
  • Finally, pour the chocolate ganache on top of the pudding, just to give the finish.




If you don’t have heavy cream and cooking chocolate for the ganache, here is a small tip for making ganache.
Recipe is below,