Really easy and light pud recipe needed please

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It's to follow curry and tbh it's just because I like to have something sweet after a meal than because a pud will really be needed.

Has anybody got a lovely easy recipe maybe involving fruit, yoghurt and maybe a bit Eastern inspired please?

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/10600/triple-ginger-cheesecake

This, but ditch the ginger and rhubarb in favour of the zest of 1/2 a lemon :)

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/10600/triple-ginger-cheesecake

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That looks lovely. Unfortunately my food processor died.

Nigella's really easy Key Lime Pie www.flickr.com/photos/nettsu/5328617731/

I've made this loads of times and it always goes down really well.

PS You don't need a food processor - I just use chocolate digestives and a rolling pin.

syllabub

Lovely - but probably too rich as it's Nigella! Normally I'd do her baked plums and Barbados cream but fancy a change and fancy something a bit more 'Asian inspired' I think.

then it has to be kulfi or rasmalai

www.cookingandme.com/2008/12/quick-and-easy-rasmalai-recipe.html

www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/cardamomkulfi_74037

both yummy.....

No food processor or mixer to do kulfi or syllabub. :( Don't like ras malai.

Thanks so far everybody. More please!

beating is good exercise

:) It takes so long though and I am a weakling.

I made Nigella's Meringue gelato. Didn't have any rum so used Baileys. So easy (but do make it the night before!). Didn't bother with the sauce and everyone loved it except me who hates ice cream - which is why I made it :)

Yum - but I hate whipping cream by hand and my mixer is dead.

Need a recipe for something I can just our cream over maybe!

pour

Rice pudding brulee.

Cook pudding rice in milk and caster sugar (see rice packet for quantities), cool, mix in some creme fraiche, spoon into separate small dishes/ramekins, chill in fridge for an hour or two (or overnight), sprinkle brown sugar on top and heat under grill until sugar is caramelised.

That sounds gorgeous!

Mango Fool ~ tub of Greek yoghurt, tin of mango puree, gently combine the two, serve. All you need is a tin opener and a spoon!

Crushed pineapple (couple of tins)
top with greek yogurt
sprinkle with soft dark sugar
grill or blow torch to melt

yumb!

I would go for a sugar free take on the Indian Carrot Halwa. Easy, tasty and healthy!

I like this yogurt berry crunch:
www.healthyindianrecipes.co.uk/berry-yogurt-crunch/

One fab recipe with fruit is this mega simple cheesecake, anyone who is tasted this just loves it:

www.healthyindianrecipes.co.uk/low-fat-cheesecake/

Upside down cheesecake pots:

put soft fruit into individual glasses (ramekins, water glasses, wine glasses, whatever)

mix together some cream cheese, Greek yoghurt, bit of lemon zest, bit of icing sugar

dollop the cream cheese mixture on top of the fruit

chill in fridge, then sprinkle with crushed up ginger biscuits just before serving.

Not remotely Asian-inspired but light, sweet and a piece of piss to make

Stick some bananas in the oven(with the skin on)

SServe with cream / creme fresh / ice cream and cinnamon sprinkled over.

I second Nigella's gelato. It's not Asian inspired either but it is delicious and so easy. You could serve it with mango and raspberry coulis instead of chocolate sauce.

Don't know how you'd make coulis without a food processor. Chocolate sauce then. My guests said it reminded them of Vienetta. In a good way.

Some great ideas here, thank you. I've made a cake and will probably do a variant on the upside down cheesecakes too.

Thanks all. :)