Pudding recipes

• In terms of cooking difficulty, pudding is one of the simplest desserts you can make -- though you would never know it from its silky, satisfying taste.
(Huffington Post)
• At the peak of summer the fruit bottling would begin. Stone fruits, picked from the trees or packed in cases bought from country road stalls, would take over the laundry, to be kept as cool as possible.
(New Zealand Herald)
• Two summers ago living back in South Dakota, my husband and I were prepping our newspapers coverage of the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
(Yakima Herald Republic)
• Well, to be honest, my husband does. Earlier this month, he picked five large lemons, and I have been experimenting with different recipes. Here is a delicious bread pudding recipe that works well with either Meyer or regular lemons.
(NW Florida Daily News)
• Place in microwave whisking every 15 seconds. Be sure to keep a watchful eye, chocolate will seize up if you are not careful. Pour half of sauce over warm pudding saving the rest to drizzle over each piece. Garnish with fresh strawberries.
(Daily Iberian)
• Here are a few recipes - including three bonus recipes for you online Add chocolate chips, butter and vanilla and whisk until smooth, Divide pudding among 6 small ramekins or gobelets. Cover and chill until cold, at least 2 hours and up to one day.
(Calgary Herald)
• For the puddings: Grease four 200ml metal pudding moulds. Preheat oven to 180C. Melt chocolate and butter in a bowl. In a separate bowl, beat eggs and yolk with sugar with an electric beater until thick.
(Adelaidenow)
• This is not your typical rice pudding. This is rich, elegant and created with royalty in mind.
(Examiner)
• While SheKnows.com tries to ensure these recipes are gluten-free When finished, a knife inserted into the middle of the bread pudding should come out clean.
(Sheknows.com)