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Since my previous post was a rather lengthy one I will spare you the trauma of reading yet another one. So here’s presenting the steamed version of making a lovely bread pudding to celebrate 4 years of blogging! Yes, my blog turned 4 two days ago! Thank you readers for your continued support & appreciation. Special thanks to Roshan – he has come a long way – from somehow who coaxed me to start the blog to continuously supporting & encouraging to now being the co-chef -Randhpi of Ruchik Randhap.
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The bread pudding is an ideal mid week snack that you can make with leftover bread slices and tastes great warm or chilled. Enjoy it with jam or Nutella or any chocolate spread!
Steamed Bread Pudding
Prep time: 10 mins | Steaming time 50 mins | Servings 8
You Need:
- 6 slices of bread
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups of milk
- 3 tablespoons ghee or melted butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg powder (substitute with cinnamon powder)
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract or essence
- 2 tablespoons raisins
- 10-12 whole cashew nuts
- pinch of salt
Method:
1. Stack up the bread slices one on top of the other and trim the hard edges – chop up these finely. Tear the rest of the bread roughly and keep aside.
2. In a bowl beat the eggs and add all the other ingredients once by one and mix well. Add the bread to this mixture and gently stir to incorporate.
3. Grease a cake tin or a deep steel bowl of about 5″ diameter with ghee. Pour the bread mixture into it and place a well fitting steel lid over the mouth of the bowl. Alternatively you can cover the bowl with aluminium foil – this is to prevent the steam droplets from falling into the pudding and making it mushy.
4. Place sufficient water in a idli/sanna steamer (thondor) and when it comes to a rolling boil place the bowl with the pudding mixture on the shelf inside the steamer. Cover the lid and steam on a medium high flame for about 45-50 mins or till the knife inserted comes out clean.
5. Remove from the steamer and carefully remove the lid so that the steam collected on top of it does not fall into the pudding. Allow it to cool and then carefully insert a plain knife around the edges to loosen it up a bit.
6. Cover the bowl with a plate and invert the pudding onto the plate. Cut into desired pieces and serve warm!
Congrats on your blog's 4 anniversary..
Bread pudding looks delicious..
Thanks Divya!!
Congrats on completing 4 years! Pudding looks super!
Thanks a ton Apu!!
congratulations… that's quite a feat!!! 🙂 the bread pudding looks delicious, love the pic with the nutella on it… 🙂
Thank you Rafeeda!!
Congrats dear, way to go.. Those slices are that fabulous,drooling here.
Thank you Priya!! Hugs!
Thanks my dear friend for always being there for me too..The success of your blog is completely yours and Ro's effort. Congratulations and may you reach new heights each day. I will always be there as a constant support.
Pudding looks yummy. It is one of my fav pudding. Pics look fab Shir!
Wish you the very best dear!
by a pressure cooker how many minutes to be steamed
@ Krishani: I have never made it by pressure cooker so I have no idea. You could try using the pressure cooker but without the whistle and keep it for 20 mins and check if its done. If not, continue to cook for a further 10-15 mins
I love this recipe. My mother always made it because we would never eat the crust slice from the loaf of bread. She died some time ago. I used to make it too, but lost the recipe with moving countries. Thank you. Judi
@Judi: Happy to be of help! Sorry to hear about your mother's loss! Hope this pudding helps you refresh your memories of her! Hugs!