Shama's First Cooked Food Event made me think what I learnt to cook for the first time. May be like most of us it is making maggi, improving to omelet then to watery tea and then simple dal. Mostly my cooking skills were refined after marriage, may be because it is full time job now. But whatever I use to prepare before marriage, my mom, dad and sweet lil sis used to say superb and finish it all. My dad and sis are very fond of sweets; they can have sweets anytime of the day or even at midnight. My mom makes this egg pudding very often and it's of my favourites. Being not so sweet liking person, this one sweet is something which I never ever say no to indulge. As this pudding calls for some simple and handy ingredients, I started preparing this whenever my sis demands for it. This is one among the first to learn (cook) recipes. As today is first fasting day of Ramadan, I thought of begning my Ramadan posts with simple and sweet recipe. Egg pudding is simple to make and yummy to indulge!

INGREDIENTS:
- 2 Eggs
- 1/2 lit. Milk
- 1/2 cup Sugar
- 2 tbsp Ghee/clarified butter
- 1/4 tbsp Cardamom powder
- few strands Saffron
- few Cashews, lightly fried in ghee

PREPERATION:
- Boil milk and leave it to cool. Beat eggs until foamy.
- Take 1 tbsp of lukewarm milk and soak saffron strands in it.
- Take a heavy bottom cooking vessel*; to this add beaten egg mixture, milk, ghee and cardamom powder. Mix well and cook on a low flame till water separates from milk.
- Now add sugar and soaked saffron strands. Cook till all the water evaporates.
- The consistency of the pudding should be thick and it should start sticking the spoon.
- Serve hot garnishing with fried cashews.
- Last but not least add your 'love' to make the dish 'YUMMY'.


This pudding is going to particiate in Shama's First Cooked Food event and also to Sanghi's Fall In Love-Milk.
NOTE: It is very important to use thick bottom cooking vessel to avoid sticking.
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50 comments:
Beautiful pictures as usual!
This is unusual, Lubna! Don't think I've ever had this earlier.
woww!! This a totally new and amazing recipe to me!! yummy clicks!!
Must say you have really grown as a cook, and marriage gives u all the training dear. The pudding looks awesome and I am yet to learn ur big pic trick.
never made this dish......looks great
Lovely pics.The first time I saw, I was looking at Gajar Halwa:P It looks fab!
Thank you Red Chillies, Chaklere, Pari, Sailaja and Shri.
Sra - Try it you will like it....
Yum yum pudding..! Lovely entry dear! Expecting more entries from you!
What an original and interesting idea.
This is new to me,will do this for the kids :)
wow..that looks yumm..nice pictures..
Wow Lubna, it was very yummy. sure would make a try :)
never tried this pudding...really nice.
Wow Lubna it looks delicious...nice clicks dear
Looks easy and quick! Nice clicks!!
Lovely, lovely very different and very new to me will try this for sure. very beautiful pic's Lubna...
Very new to me..looks gorgeous!
yummy lovely my most favourite dear...thank you for such a lovely entry....can u just link this page with phote to my id.....
Lubna...this dish is also my frist cooking attempt..though there were many disasters until I mastered the dish :) Great click dear.
I heard about this recipe but never had this ... Gonna try this . Beautiful picture dera ....
looks so yummm.... What a dish.
Yummo yummo..hey Lubna,if this was one among the first cooked,can imagine how you evolved as a cook..truly tempting and great pictures..
Yummy pudding,I'll try this for my chotu :D
Wow, delicious! I love the cashews on top!
Nicely made FIRST dish, beautifully photographed too.
lovely and looks delicious!
simple and delicious,..:-)
Awesome pics! this is kinda new dessert to me :-) will try it for sure
This looks so good! I will try this one soon as I love all the ingredients in this.
Looks delicious Lubna. And I love your pictures...so clear and beautiful. BTW, happy ramadan my dear friend.
Thank you Sanghi, Cynthia, Varunavi, Sowmya, Valarmathi, Rekha, Priti, Sharmilee, Rekha, Priya, Shama, Gita, Dolon, Somoo, Ann, Yasmeen, 5 star Foodie, Lata, Mythreyi, Priyanka, Viji, Katy and VG.
This egg pudding is new to me! Looks awesome and delicious! :9
Nice click and very unique and different dish
Thank you Nandini and Purva.
Sounds really delicious and sweet!
Beautiful picture.. It sounds real easy..
This is really a simple one. I just can't believe that milk can turn this color, the clicks are really marvelous.
This is really interesting, looks and sounds delicious!
Very new to me...bookmarked it. yumm...
Wow that's absolutely beautiful!
Looks yummy. Luv the color and the picture.
Have tagged u...check my blog dear..
Thanks for adding me to the blogroll, Lubna. You are doing great job with it.
Very nice one! Happy fasting:)
Mmmm, yum! I love custard desserts that are flavored with spices.
wonderful click dear!! and this is a new dish to me...
Thank you Elra, Hema, Sudeshna, PPcorner, Viki, Amanda, Paru, En Samayal, Red Chillies, Illatharasi, Palidor and Renu.
Lovely pics Lubna! I had never heard of egg pudding....looks yummy!
this is egg halwa..right???
i've had it at one of my frns place n it's yummy...very very good.
Thank you Homecooked and Sangeeta.
Sangeeta - Ha you may also call it egg halwa.
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