Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Sticky Toffee pudding




I can’t let this month go without a post. My first post for this year. This post has been in my drafts since Christmas, I was going to post it as a holiday indulgence but it took me 6 weeks to finally sit down and publish it. Anyway better late than never ! I know this is the month of  New Year’s resolution and maybe some of you maybe trying  to eat healthy and stay away from Indulging, but once in a while cheating is okay. To ward off the winter blues we need some indulgence and this is a perfect recipe for it. 

         I made this dessert for a dinner party and this was a big hit and usually crowd pleasing recipes like this, especially desserts makes it's way to the blog for my own reference.

           I have posted  a sticky toffee pudding recipe as a guest post for Manju’s blog long time back but this is a different recipe. It’s so easy to make and tastes divine !



Recipe source –here

Ingredients

  •          Unsalted butter – 55 gm
  •         Eggs – 2 large
  •          Demara sugar – 200 gm
  •          Self -raising flour – 200 gm
  •          Black Treacle – 2 tbs
  •          Dates(  pitted) – 200gm Black treacle – 2 tbs
  •          Golden syrup – 1 tbs
  •          Vanilla extract – ½ tsp
  •          Baking soda – ½ tsp
  •          Boiling water – 1 ½ cup /300 ml          
·         For the sauce

  •          Light muscuvado sugar – 125 gm
  •          Unsalted butter – 125 gm
  •          Double cream – 190 ml
·          Method

  •          In a bowl place the dates and add boiling water and baking soda to it. Keep it aside for few minutes and then blend it to a smooth puree.
  •       Meanwhile cream butter and sugar in a mixing bowl. Add in eggs and beat in slowly.
  •         Add treacle, golden syrup, vanilla and beat until mixed.
  •        Add the flour and  fold in.
  •          Add the dates puree to the batter and fold in.
  •         Pour the batter into a greased 8 inch cake tin or 6 individual pudding bowls.
  •          Bake it in a preheated oven at 200 degree C for 20- 25 minutes or until a tooth pick inserted comes out clean. Let it cool down for sometime.
·         Toffee Sauce
  •         Place  light muscuvado sugar, butter and cream in a saucepan on a low heat until the sugar dissolves and the sauce gets a toffee flavour.
  •          Serve the warm  pudding with sauce and a scoop of vanilla  ice -cream !


1 comment:

  1. That does look sinful! It is good that you are trying to come around at least once a month and post something... :)

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