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Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe | Easy custard pudding

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This post is specially dedicated to hubby not only that he likes this pudding. But for all those pains he took to get me these coloured ramkeins. When nithi told me about these cute colored ramkeins she got, I was way too tempted when I saw them in her space. We searched many shops in CBE, spent around 3 hrs of searching only to reach home with disappointment. When hubby went to Chennai on a days trip, he found 2 colors that I have used in these pics and the next time found 3 other colors too… Yayy I was so happy.Now u know the reason why I use those ramkeins often?! 🙂
Check out nithis beautiful version of vanilla caramel pudding with eggs
Also check out my easy eggless chocolate pudding that I posted sometime back
Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe

Hubby is not a regular reader of sharmispassions and am not even sure whether he will read this post but I never forget to force him to see my clicks and read the comments I receive… 😉 But I should say he is my best critic and a great supporter for this space.He is mittus caretaker most of the times when I am busy clicking pics even when the photoshoot takes upto an hr attimes.
I hate shopping alone even when it comes to food props so all my shopping is accompanied by him. Now he even suggests better props than me 🙂 Aah I have spoken so much now let me stop and get onto the recipe :O

Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe

Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe:
Recipe Source : JellyBelly
Makes 3 small ramkein cups
Ingredients:
  • Milk – 1 cup
  • Sugar – 1/4 cup
  • Custard powder(Vanilla flavored) – 1.5 tbsp
  • Butter – 1/2 tbsp

Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe
Method:
1. In a bowl mix sugar, custard powder and little cold milk(say 2 tbsp). Mix well until sugar dissolves completely and it forms a thick paste without any lumps. Keep aside.
2. Heat the milk in a nonstick pan in medium flame until bubbles form at the sides. Now add the custard powder sugar paste to the milk and start stirring.
3. After the mixture is added, keep in low flame and keep stirring, take care to avoid lumps forming. Add butter and keep stirring until the mixture is thick enough, if you scrap with a spoon it should be come easily without sticking.

4. At this stage switch off and pour in serving bowls. Allow it to cool for 15mins then refrigerate it for atleast 30mins to an hr for the pudding to set well.
5. Serve chilled in the serving bowls or scrap the ends slightly with a knife and invert the bowls to get a well set pudding. Garnish with chopped nuts, I garnished with some leftover butterscotch chips 🙂
Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe
My Notes:
  • If you dont have custard powder substitute with 1.5 tbsp cornflour and 1/2 tsp vanilla essence
  • I used my coloured set of ramkeins as serving bowls. You can use any small bowl so that while inverting its easier.
  • You can use the same ingredients with coco powder and chocolate scrappings to make a delicious eggless chocolate pudding. Garnish with choco chips or some grated chocolate.
  • Its easy with less ingredients and the ingredients are easy to get in our pantries.
  • The consistency is very important for the pudding to set well. It shouldnt be runny when you pour with a spoon it should be thick enough.
  • Getting the right consistency without the lumps formed is the trick here.But believe me, if I get it right for the first time then anyone can sure get it right 🙂 So trust me and go ahead!
Eggless Vanilla Pudding Recipe
I was really not sure whether the pudding will set well enough to tilt so I took all the pics even before inverting. Finally inverted and was awed to see the pudding set so well with these easy ingredients. Then I cudnt resist myself from clicking those as well 🙂
It was creamy yummy with a apt pudding consistency. You can use this recipe as a base and come out with many flavoured pudding ideas as I am doing now.
Other pudding ideas with the same recipe as base:
  • Chocolate Pudding
  • Butterscotch pudding
  • Mango pudding
  • Strawberry pudding

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Comments

  1. Perfectly set pudding 🙂 It has come out so clean from the ramekins 🙂 I am totally impressed with the eggless version and love your 6th click 🙂

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  11. wowwwwwww…. amazing snap… and the ramekins looks beautiful with those puddings… 🙂
    recipe is bookmarked.. and im going to try your butterscotch pudding right now..

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  15. Awww …. ur hubby is so cute to find those ramekins for you 🙂 Hope he is reading this 😀 So you better make good use of it …. he he. Luv the eggless pudding. Delish

    Cheers,
    Satrupa

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  19. I love this..the way the custard is set is very nice,just perfect!!n regarding ramekins I actually was thinking of asking u..n I got d answer 2day..he he..:)

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  24. I am staunch lover of white crockery. I had a couple of fancy colored crockery which I conveniently passed on to my mom. I did a frantic search for white ramekins in Blore and I finally got them (costed a bomb!). Come down to Blore, may be I can help you 😀

    Saying that, your custard looks so yum and well set. Love the way u have presented them. Great clicks!

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  36. Oh Thanks Sharmi for trying a recipe from my space,am already ur follower so I get the updates ,love the ramekins , beautiful presentation n altogether ,it's awesome..I myself have a plan to make butterscotch pudding with this recipe as a base..

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  39. Hi, I've made numerous recipes form your site and they've always been a hit. However, this is the first time I'm commenting here!! What has led me to de-lurk are your wonderful ramekins 🙂 I've been trying to find them in Bangalore but in vain 🙁 Where in chennai did you buy them from? MY husband will be going there in a few weeks time and I would appreciate any information you can give. Thanks!! And also thanks for sharing all these wonderful recipes…everyone thought I was a super cook. But I duly corrected them and redirected them here 🙂

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  40. @Noodlehead : Thats such a nice comment, am so glad reading this!! 🙂 I got the blue and green ramkeins from popad jammal(the one opposite to spencer plaza, mount road) but I suggest you to go to CurrimBhoys Adyar branch….there I found all 6 colors in bulk each 24 rs 🙂

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  49. Hi Sharmiliee, the pudding is gorgeous. I have just bought a packet of custard powder. Thought of trying pudding for the first time. See, here comes your recipe and inspires me to go ahead and try. I dont have ramekins either. Yet to buy this weekend. Will let you know how it turned out to be. All your pics are fantastic. Excellent shots. Lovely colours 🙂

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  61. Sharmi – thanks so much for making the time to respond to my comment. I really appreciate it 🙂 I've already asked relatives in Chennai to buy them so they can send it along with my husband! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Btw, I seem to remember that you live in CBE. My in-laws stay there too, in Vadavalli 🙂

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  67. I really like this recipe especially during those sweltering summer days when one feels like eating/drinking something cold! I had made it a few months back, but had forgotten to write my comments here. Thanks again for a cool and refreshing recipe! I plan on making it again with different custard powder.

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  68. thanks deedi…myself smitha….i haven't tried any recipes as such from these cookery pages..this is the first time …but i went …but the taste was yummy .since the consistency was not right when i made i went wrong…but i'll keep trying…gr8 presentation…..keep going…good luck…

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