This is specially for the vegetarians. Very simple, easy to prepare and light for the tummy too !. and of course kids favorite..
Preparation time : 10 mts
Cooking time : 30 mts
Serves : 6 – 10
Ingredients for the pudding:
- Fresh Milk – 1/2 liter
- Fresh cream – 3/4 cup
- Sugar – 1/2 cup
- Cornflour – 4 1/2 table spoon
- White chocolate – 1 cup
- Vanilla essence – 1 tsp
Ingredients for the Butterscotch sauce :
- Sugar – 1/2 cup
- Butter – 2 table spoon
- Warm water – 1/4 cup
- Fresh cream – 3/4 cup
Method of making the pudding:
- In a 2 liter pan keep half of the milk ,sugar and fresh cream to boil.
- Add cornflour to the rest of the milk.
- Pour the cornflour milk mix in to the pan and stir continuously.
- Heat should be at medium low.

- When the custard starts to thicken add grated white chocolate and vanilla essence.
- Cook it for few more minutes and take it off the stove.
- In a wet mould, pour this mixture and leave it to set.
- When slightly cooled you can keep it in the fridge to chill.
Method of making the sauce :
- In a wide mouth pan keep the sugar to caramelize.
- Once you add the sugar don’t try to stir it till it starts to bubble in the sides.
- Heat should be at medium-low.
- when the sugar starts to bubble, slowly stir it so that all the sugar is equally roasted.
- when the sugar melts and has the colour of honey add the butter.
- when you add butter to the sugar it will start to bubble vigorously.
- Keep on steering till the mixture calms down a bit and then add the warm water, let it boil and reduce slightly.
- The warm water we added should be evaporated completely.
- Switch off the gas and combine the fresh cream.
De-mould the pudding and pour the sauce over it.
Tip:
- You can use half and half for the pudding instead of milk and fresh cream.
- Keep the gas at low, it’ll take a few more minutes but its worth it.
- You can serve the pudding chilled and the sauce warm.
- The key point to note when making the sauce is the colour of the sauce. Do not allow it darken than the honey colour otherwise it’ll be bitter.