Windsor pudding - a right royal treat

6 Servings

Ingredients

Quantity Ingredient
Butter for greasing
40 grams Long grain rice
350 millilitres Milk
450 grams Cooking apples
½ Lemon rind grated
50 grams Caster sugar
3 Egg whites

Directions

The House of Windsor is the correct name for the family our present Queen Elizabeth II belongs to. This dish was created especially for her and can now be enjoyed by all of you.

An exceptionally light pudding which is difficult to turn out of its cooking dish. For this reason I would always cook and serve it in the same dish. Placing a small circle of greaseproof/cooking parchment in the base of the dish can assist in its extraction.

You will also need a saucepan big enough to contain the pudding basin or or souffle dish, with lid in place.

Grease a 1 litre pudding basin or souffle dish. Place the rice in a pan with the milk and cook until tender and all milk is absorbed. Allow to cool a little.

Peel, core, and roughly chop the apples. Stew until soft shaking the pan from time to time in order that the apple does not stick. In the meantime, half fill a large pan with water and bring to the boil.

Place apple and grated rind of ½ lemon in a blender and puree. Stir in cooked rice and sugar.

Whisk the egg whites in a clean, dry, bowl until they form fairly stiff peaks. Stir the egg into the apple mix. Spoon it all into the prepared basin or dish. Cover with greasproof/parchment paper or foil, and tie with string. Stand the basin/dish in the pan of boiling water, after first placing an old plate in the base. The basin/dish should stand on the plate, and the water should come about half way up the basin/dish. Put on a tightly fitting lid and steam gently for around 45 minutes. Serve hot! From Ron's Plaice in Blackpool:)

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