Lemon Surprise Pudding
A light, fluffy pudding that separates during baking to produce an airy sponge on the top and a moist, lemon sauce underneath. This dessert is full of zingy citrus flavours and is so easy to make – perfect for a midweek treat! As this pudding produces its own sauce, it doesn’t need to be served with any other sauces or custard. Guaranteed to become a new, firm favourite!
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Mary PurrottWednesday 18th January 2023
I received a small taster booklet advertising your Pinch of Nom recipe book. At the back there was a money off voucher which I used to buy the book. Unfortunately part of the Lemon surprise pudding was on the back of the voucher and this recipe doesn’t seem to be in the book. Where can I find this recipe please.
HollyThursday 19th January 2023
Hi Mary, Lemon Surprise Pudding appears in our book Quick and Easy, you can find more information on all of our books HERE
Kevin RobertsSaturday 16th April 2022
I made this yesterday and i think the amount of sweetner is far too much as its really light in weight, i only had 1/2 the amount and it tasted really nice with that amount. and also the amount of flour should be higher. As i was wisking it was that liquidy it splashed everywher, i had to be realy careful, so i added more to it. the cake came out really well and very tasty 🙂
SharonMonday 18th April 2022
Hi Kevin, it sounds like you may have used a powdered sweetener if it was light in weight and you thought there was far too much. We use granulated sweetener in our recipes which has the same weight, texture and sweetness as sugar.Some brands of sweetener are labelled ‘granulated’ but are actually powdered.The amount of flour in the recipe is correct and creates a mixture that can separate out into a light and airy sponge on top and a sauce underneath.Just use a slow speed on your electric whisk when mixing the flour in. We have a handy guide on sweeteners that you may find useful:Which Type of Sweetener Should I Use? Hope this helps and we’re glad you enjoyed the recipe!
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