You will never make a pudding recipe wrong again in your life! Learn how to make pressure cooker pudding, which is ready in just 10 minutes of cooking.
If you like sweets and are obsessed with good, traditional pudding, you already know that the secret to this dessert is the marinade, which consists of slow cooking using water vapor. But, if you don’t have time to waste or want to eat a quick treat, this pressure cooker pudding is the solution to your problems.
At first glance, the idea of making a pressure cooker pudding may be a little strange, we know, but it works well.
This is because inside the pan, the cooking process, which would take many minutes, is accelerated, as the pressure creates an environment similar to a greenhouse, and which is still capable of preserving the typical gelatinous consistency of the dessert.
How to make pressure cooker pudding?
Now, if you’re wondering how you can prepare this pressure cooker pudding, the whole process is very simple. All you have to do is prepare your favorite pudding recipe (here you can find a light version and a simplified version of the sweet).
Then, just place it in a caramelized mold that fits inside your pressure cooker, covering it with aluminum foil. First, of course, add enough water to the pan to cover half of the pan and cover everything.
On high heat, after the pan comes to pressure, set 10 minutes and turn it off. Wait for the pressure to release naturally and only then open the pan. This waiting time, for those who don’t know, ensures that the pudding finishes cooking with the water vapor.
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After cooking, just wait for it to cool and let it freeze for at least two hours. The longer your pressure cooker pudding stays in the fridge, the easier it will be to unmold and the more beautiful and consistent it will be.
So, didn’t you think it was a great idea? Have you ever used this pudding cooking method? Be sure to tell us in the comments!
Now, speaking of the pressure cooker, you can’t even imagine another wonder that you can make at home, just using this bean cooking pot: How to make condensed milk dulce de leche in the pressure cooker.
Source: Vix
