A classic dessert Butterscotch Pudding usually made with eggs, but this recipe doesn’t call for eggs still tastes rich, buttery and oh so delicious on every spoonful. Make it to believe it. I’ve used Sprig’s Extract of Natural Bourbon Vanilla in this recipe, this pure Vanilla extract lifted the whole taste of pudding to the next level. If you’ve never tried making Butterscotch Pudding before, then you must try now by following this easy recipe. This recipe doesn’t use any thickening agent like Agar Agar or Gelatin, Cornstarch worked wonderfully here, resulting in the beautifully set thick pudding that was loved by everyone in my family. Don’t forget to share your experience with me if you’ve made this. 🙂
Eggless Butterscotch Pudding
A classic dessert Butterscotch Pudding usually made with eggs, but this recipe doesn’t call for eggs still tastes rich, buttery and oh so delicious on every spoonful. Make it to believe it.
Ingredients
- 370ml- Milk
- 200ml- Fresh cream
- 3/4 cup + 1½ tbsp- Brown sugar
- ¼ tsp- Salt
- 5 tbsp- Unsalted butter
- 3 tbsp- Cornstarch
- 1½ tsp Vanilla extract
Instructions
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In a bowl transfer the cold milk, mix in the cornstarch and salt, keep aside.
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In a saucepan, add brown sugar, melt it over low heat, stir with a fork continuously, care should be taken not to burn the sugar.
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Now add the cold milk carefully to the melted sugar while the heat is on. Add the fresh cream next. The melted sugar will turn to a solid lump, and it will melt gradually by continuous stirring with a fork over low heat. Keep stirring until the sugar lumps melt and the pudding mixture thickens, it will take 5 minutes.
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Remove pan from the heat. Add butter and Vanilla extract to it, whisk well.
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Strain the pudding mixture to a bowl.
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Now divide the pudding mixture immediately to the bowls in which you want to serve the pudding.
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After cooling completely at room temperature, wrap the top of the bowls with cling film or aluminium foil and shift to the refrigerator for 4-5 hours.
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You can have the cold Butterscotch Pudding with a whipped cream topping, toasted nuts, or serve them plain.
Can i use only milk rather than fresh cream? I.e around 500 ml of Thick milk?
Hi Shilpa, Fresh cream adds a creamy texture to the pudding, so, I recommended that for this recipe.