60-minute Nice Pudding suggestion for DS2's next food tech lesson, please?

[WendyWeber]

Has to be completed in 60 minutes.

I am the unpuddingest person in the world so I don't have a clue!

Lovely lemon curdy pudding

Popsy peels the page open - it is sticky and splattered from many messy makings of this pudding!!!

Ingredients
55g/20z butter
115g/4oz sugar
grated rind and juice of 1 lemon
2 large eggs, separated
55g/2oz self raising flour
285ml/1/2 pint milk

Method
Preheat oven at 200/gas 6. Cream butter, sugar and lemon rind in a mixing bowl. Add egg yolks and flour and beat in, then add the milk and 3 tablesppons of lemon juice and mix well.

WHisk egg whites on separate bowl until stiff (this is the really important bit!!). Miz well but don't overmix. Pour into a buttered oven proof dish (I tend to use a pyrex casserole dish....), stand the dish in a roasting tin about a third full of water (ponce points for 'bain-marie' usage) then bake in your preheated oven for about 45 mine (argh - time factor) until the top is set and spongy and is a nice golden colour.

NOTE: the bottom is meant to be soggy and custardy

Will now actually look for some recipes that can be done in 60 mins lol!

butter should say 55g/2oz for lemon curdy pud

oooh have chocolate cambridge cream (chocolatey creme brulee..)

caramelised pineapple and hot chocolate sauce?

lavendar cupcakes?
not macho enough perhaps

omg i have a fab 1970s cook book here.....some amazingly horrific desserts

LOL AT LAV CUPCAKES [GRIN]

OOPS

Thanks for those popsy but it does look as if both of them are a bit too long - how long does the choc cambridge cream take? (the pineapple and hot choc sauce doesn't go with it, does it? )

Wendy - so sorry - can't find rice pudding recipe - it was a Waitrose one I think and done on stove top,so quite quick, and flavoured with cardomom (probably crushed seeds in pestle and mortar)...looked at the Queen of Puddings recipe but it's over an hour - 1 hour in oven plus about 20 mins for a meringue (it was a recipe from a mumsnetter too cocococo if she's still around - and truly delicious )

treacle tart? delish