My sister-in-law Trish e-mailed me this recipe a while back and had I known how fabulous it is, I would certainly not have waited this long before making it. This pudding has the perfect balance between tart and sweet with a soft extremely light crumb and a surprise creamy sauce hiding away at the bottom of the bowl. Think of this as a lemon meringue soufflé that stays risen. Thanks for the lovely recipe Trishy. 🙂
Trish’s Warm Lemon Pudding
Ingredients
60ml flour
170ml brown sugar
2.5ml salt
Rind of 2 lemons
2 extra large eggs separated
170ml full cream milk
60ml lemon juice strained
Cream to serve – optional
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180°C.
- Sift the flour, sugar and salt into a bowl.
- Add the lemon rind.
- Beat the egg yolks with the milk and lemon juice, and stir into the flour mixture.
- Beat the egg whites until stiff and fold into the lemon mixture.
- Divide the mixture between 6 to 8 ramekins and place in a baking pan of hot water.
- Bake for 15 to 20 minutes until a skewer comes out clean.
Mandy, yum! And that first photo is absolutely brilliant!
Thanks so much Celia. I am thrilled that you like the first photo. I took it using my new macro lens which I am battling terribly with – you just made my day, yippee! Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
Mandy, in all seriousness, the quality of your photos in the last few months has been improving by leaps and bounds. That first photo is worthy of the cover of a fine food mag!
Celia, thank you so very much, that means so much to me! If ever any of my photos get to grace the cover of a food mag, I will dedicate it to you! Have an awesome day. 🙂 xo
Here in Australia, this is called a Lemon Delicious pudding and was a regular on our table when I was growing up. It is the perfect comfort food!
I understand why it’s called delicious Amanda. This is a fabulous ‘must keep’ recipe. Have a happy weekend. 🙂
This looks so comforting and delicious – yum!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
It is well worth making CCU and so quick and easy too. Have a great weekend. 🙂
I love lemon pudding, although I have never thought of making it… looks relatively easy or I can always delegate. *Grin* Thanks for sharing!
Hi Mands, no delegating required – this is super easy. Hope you get to make it soon. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
Oh no! I’m in a serious trouble! I have to make this immediately!
I would love to hear how you enjoy it Tes. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
Yumm! Looks delicious 🙂
It is lovely and delicate. Have a superb weekend. 🙂
I wanted to make my son something special since he did so good in school this week. He love lemon and pudding. This is definately the ticket! Thanks for sharing and tell Trish I said thanks too.
I’m thrilled you are going to make this for your son as a treat. I would love to hear how he enjoys it. Have a super weekend and I will be sure to tell Trish thanks for you. 🙂
How beautiful!
Thanks so very much! Have a super weekend. 🙂
I can’t stop looking at these pictures. 🙂 They’re so pretty! I love lemon anything, so you know I’m gonna try these ASAP. These are the kinds of things holiday weekends like this are made for. Thank you, and thank you Trish, for sharing! Yum!!
Aah thanks Sarah. I am so pleased you like the pics – I am really having a hard time with my new lens, your compliment is very reassuring! 😀 Enjoy a bite of this for me the weekend too. 🙂 xo
My favorite kinds of desserts are the fluffy or creamy kind. And these look like they wouldn’t dream of disappointing me. 🙂 And lemon is one of my favorite flavors. Perfect for the holiday weekend!
This will definitely be a hit for you Karista, it tick all the right boxes. Enjoy! Have a super weekend. 🙂
I love lemon and this looks to die for!! Your pics are beautiful!!
Thank you so much Pink! Hope you get to make these this weekend. Have a great Saturday. 🙂
That first pic is really good, I also battled with my macro lens, which one did you buy? Our lemons are starting to ripen, guess who will be trying this?!
How rude, your comment landed up in my spam folder, sorry about that! Thank you for the lovely compliment Sue! Pete got me the Canon 60mm 1:2.8 lens. It really is a magnificent lens – it’s just the user that’s a bit dof at the moment. I am scheduling a post about it for the first week of June. I want to try get a bit more of a handle on it first… *she says bravely* I really should look at going on a course. Enjoy the pud, it’s scrumity! have a wonderful weekend. 🙂
You lucky fish! I couldn’t afford that one. I’m hoping to pick up some tips at the Food Bloggers Indaba next month, I am doing photography workshop, will share anything I pick up. I also need to go on a course, but I need a real beginners one.
I know! Seriously spoilt! Wish I could go to the Indaba but after my lens that’s it for now. So jealous that you are going AND that you are doing the photography workshop – thrilled though that you have offered to be my eyes and ears, thank you! *big hug* Would be awesome to be able to go on a beginners course together – always more fun than on your own. Have a happy day. 🙂
Three cheers for Trish and and her wonderful pudding – just my sort of thing. And love the photos!
Trish will be so pleased that her pud is so popular Tanya! I see a few more of these in the near future. Have an awesome weekend. 🙂
Grab a Spoon & Dig In:) Have a Great Weekend!
The best way Renee. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
You took such a great photo that you convinced readers how delicious this lemon pudding is! I love both photos so much. Great idea that you scoop it out too so we can see the beautiful layers. I love to try this one out!
Thank you so much for such a lovely compliment Nami! I am so happy that everybody likes the photos – I was a bit concerned about them as I took them using my new macro lens which I am not very comfortable with yet, so it makes me feel so much better. Have a happy Saturday. 🙂
Mandy,
I want to make this…Can you convert into the American Version?!!!
It looks like a creme brulee. Xxxx
Kim, I hope these are American conversions…
1/4 cup flour
2/3 cup sugar
1/2 tsp salt
Rind of 2 lemons
2 extra large eggs separated
2/3 cup milk
1/4 cup lemon juice strained
Enjoy! I would love to hear how you like them. Have a beautiful weekend. 🙂
Thank You, Dear Mandy !! Xxxx
You are very welcome darlin. Let me know how they turn out. 🙂 xo
Sounds and looks delicious 🙂
Definitely high on the list of winter puds for when we have family and friends over. Have a lovely weekend. 🙂
That last photo has me salivating on the keyboard. I just want to eat that pudding and right now too, please.
*Sends spoon over to Maureen express mail* Thanks for the lovely compliment Maureen. Have a happy weekend. 🙂
Mandy, this is my kind of dessert…I love lemons. Your photos make it look like something I must try.
Karen, thank you for such a lovely compliment! I too love lemons so this pudding was just up my street. Have a happy weekend. 🙂
You know how much I love lemons! Great pics and pudding.
Thanks very much Sally. I am positive this will satisfy your lemony appetite. Have a super Sunday. 🙂
This would be nice with a good cup of coffee!
A perfect accompaniment Raymund. Have a lovely week. 🙂
I have a lemon tree in my backyard and was just looking for something like this to make! Wonderful recipe and good job on the photos. 😀
Hi Jenny, thanks for stopping by and for your lovely compliment! Hope you get to make and enjoy these soon. Have a super day. 🙂
Oh my! I’d like to grab that spoonful through the screen! It looks like the perfect dessert. Plus I’m obsessed with lemon. 🙂
Seems we are all lemon lovers Kristy. I wonder what Mr N and Miss A would think of this. Have a great week. 🙂
A delectable and satisfying dessert!
Absolutely Angie. Have an awesome week. 🙂
Yum, yum, yum!
Nom, nom, nom. Have a great week Greg. 🙂
It looks perfectly delicious!
Welcome and thanks for stopping by MGB. This reall is a scrumptious little pud. Have a super day. 🙂
I don’t know which is more impressive: the pudding’s texture or your amazing photograph of the pudding’s texture. Well done, Mandy!
Wow John, thank you so very much! Have a superb day. 🙂
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Thanks for the link back. 🙂