MylaPeek Culinary Explorer Jun 29, 2024 #1 I'm a bit stuck on making pudding—how do you know when it's perfectly set? Any tips or tricks would be super helpful!
I'm a bit stuck on making pudding—how do you know when it's perfectly set? Any tips or tricks would be super helpful!
potatohead101 Culinary Explorer Jun 30, 2024 #2 I've discovered that refrigerating the pudding for a few hours ensures it sets well. If it remains too liquid, incorporating a little more thickening agent such as cornstarch can solve the problem. I hope this information is useful!
I've discovered that refrigerating the pudding for a few hours ensures it sets well. If it remains too liquid, incorporating a little more thickening agent such as cornstarch can solve the problem. I hope this information is useful!
Coco Culinary Explorer Jun 30, 2024 #3 I think giving the pudding a gentle shake helps. If it moves just a bit but isn't liquidy, it's set. Works every time for me!
I think giving the pudding a gentle shake helps. If it moves just a bit but isn't liquidy, it's set. Works every time for me!
Rain Culinary Explorer Aug 10, 2024 #4 MylaPeek said: I'm a bit stuck on making pudding—how do you know when it's perfectly set? Any tips or tricks would be super helpful! Click to expand... Pudding is set when it jiggles slightly like gelatin, but it shouldn't be runny. Let it cool completely before serving to ensure proper setting!
MylaPeek said: I'm a bit stuck on making pudding—how do you know when it's perfectly set? Any tips or tricks would be super helpful! Click to expand... Pudding is set when it jiggles slightly like gelatin, but it shouldn't be runny. Let it cool completely before serving to ensure proper setting!