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Malva Pudding - Microwave
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Malva Pudding - Microwave

Talk about South African cuisine and you will think of Malva pudding for dessert. It is very sweet and are served hot with custard, cream or ice-cream. It is made with fairly simple ingredients and has a cake texture. The sauce that is added afterwards is what makes this pudding such a favourite. Also known as the Jan Ellis-, Scotish cream- and brown pudding.

Cuisine: South AfricanMain Ingredient: Sugar

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Ingredients

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65 mililiterMargarine
250 mililiterSugar
1 mililiterSalt
15 mililitersApricot Jam
1 Egg
250 mililiterSelf-Raising Flour
5 mililiterBicarbonate of Soda
250 mililiterMilk
15 mililitersVinegar
Sauce:
250 mililiterEvaporated Milk
100 mililitersSugar
125 mililiterWater

Malva Pudding - Microwave Preparation

Cream margarine and sugar. Add jam. Whisk eggs into mixture. Add self-raising flour.

Dissolve bicarbonate of soda in milk before adding. Add vinegar and mix well.

Pour into 8x11x2 inch dish and microwave for 10 -12 minutes on high.

Sauce:

Mix ingredients and heat slightly to dissolve sugar.

Cut pudding into squares and pour over hot pudding.

Serve with custard.

(for Orange Malva Pudding - replace water with the same amount of orange juice)

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Calories Per Serving: 20541
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Tags

  1. Microwave
  2. Desserts
  3. Sugar
  4. South African

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