The most famous pudding in Portugal or simply "Molotoff"... Today for dessert - Molotoff! Why Molotov??? Why does Portuguese pudding have such a Russian name? All this is considered a culinary masterpiece of Russian cuisine here!! The mystery of the origin of this delicious pudding has not yet been revealed by me, but the masterpiece remains a masterpiece! Very tasty and insanely simple! And can someone tell me a secret?
Cook Time | 30 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 150 gram Sauce liquid caramel
- 6-10 gram Chicken eggs
- 6-10 tablespoons Sugar
- Butter for greasing the form
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Select two forms. One of them is a classic pudding dish with a hole in the middle, and the other is one in which our pudding mold could freely interfere. Pour a little water into this second mold (3-4 cm from the bottom of the mold), put the mold with water in the oven and preheat the oven to 180 * C. the water in the mold should almost boil, while the oven will be filled with steam, well, just like in a Russian bath. The shape with the hole is very well lubricated with butter.
- After the time has elapsed, turn off the oven and open the door. Leave the pudding in the open oven for another 10 minutes. Then we take out the mold, quickly turn it over on the dish in which we will serve the pudding. Carefully take out the form and everything is ready! Our handsome, Molotov! Enjoy your meal! Method of preparation of liquid caramel: 100 g of sugar water, as much as needed (about 100 ml). pour water into the sugar so that it only covers it, and cook over high heat until brown, adding the rest of the water gradually, drop by drop, without letting the caramel thicken. Liquid caramel should have the consistency of syrup. We sell this caramel in bottles that resemble the consistency of Holosas. If anyone else remembers this pharmacy syrup from rosehip.