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Water Pudding In Rose Water Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Kutadkubilik / All my dishes 4 months ago When ı eat this desserts ı feel guilty… Turkish cuisine, which is actually a melange of Eastern European and Middle Eastern culinary traditions, is famous for its rich sticky desserts. However, there are a few subtle, light versions for those wh... More Prep:10m Cook:5m Servings:4	Kutadkubili
	turkish pudding su muhallebisi light rosewater ottoman

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Ingredients

• 3 tablespoons cornstarch

• 3 cups of milk

• 2 tablespoon of sugar

• ½ cup rosewater(

• toppings (see serving below

Directions

Heat the milk in a pan and add sugar. Mix the cornstarch with enough water to dilute and add this mixture to the milk. Stir continuously until the mixture becomes thick. Do not leave the pot, otherwise the mixture will become uneven. Grab a shallow dish, or small individual serving bowls and rinse them with water. The water will later help you to remove the pudding from the dishes. Pour this mixture to the dish, at one inch thickness. Leave the mixture on the kitchen counter to cool and then chill for at least 2 hours..

When the pudding gets hard, cut it into single serving squares (of course, you don't have to do this if you are using single serve dishes) and serve them in little plates with an appropriate topping. The traditional way to eat this is with lots of powdered sugar and rosewater on top. Put lots of powdered sugar, and be generous with rosewater; otherwise you will eat a block of cold, thick milk.

The basic formula of this recipe enables you to experiment, both with the pudding base and the toppings. You can add spices (cardamom, cinamon) to the base, or some mastic gum.

Instead of powdered sugar and rosewater, you can try chocolate syrup, molasses, jam or marmalade (sour cherry jam works best and it is also traditinally used in Turkey)

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grizzlybear 4 months ago said:
Humm have not tried anythinglike this ,but sounds very interesting.......I love sweet and sticky...;-) so will have to give this a try..Looks easy

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