8 Favorite Cozy Winter Pudding Recipes
While pudding can be made in a variety of flavors and textures, these recipes stand out as our favorites during a long New England winter.
By Cathryn McCann
Jan 03 2018
Puddings have long been a go-to form of sweet and savory indulgence. It’s been centuries since the invention of the pudding cloth, and decades since suet mixtures were popular, but through the years pudding has remained a dish beloved around the world — from classic chocolate pudding in a little plastic container with a peel-off top to the English breakfast staple of black pudding (and seemingly everything in between). But during a long and chilly New England winter, the real pudding star is the sweet, warm, and fragrant kind. There’s nothing quite like scooping yourself a bowl of delicious pudding to feel cozy. Here are some of our favorite pudding recipes for the cold season.
8 Favorite Cozy Winter Pudding Recipes
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Plimoth Plantation’s Slow Cooker Indian Pudding
This easy recipe for slow cooker Indian pudding from Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts makes preparing and enjoying this classic New England dessert a snap.
Photo Credit : Heath Robbins
Maple Grape-Nuts Pudding
While one popular “puffed” Grape-Nuts pudding recipe gets a lift from beaten egg whites, we love this maple version, which yields a dense layer of sweet and nutty “cake” topped with smooth and creamy custard.
Chocolate Pudding
No list of favorite pudding recipes would be complete without classic chocolate pudding. This rich dessert can be topped with whipped cream to satisfy any palate.
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French Toast Bread Pudding with Rum-Spiked Maple-Toffee Sauce
Maple adds a wonderful extra dimension to this delicious French toast bread pudding, made even more addictive by the toffee sauce.
Vanilla Pudding
Vanilla pudding is another classic that can be sweetened or spiced and topped with berries or chocolate to suit your taste.
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Berry Bread Pudding
The taste of sweet berry preserves plus the soft texture of bread and sprinkling of sugar is the perfect combination in this alternative to a fruit crisp or crumble.
Cozy Apple-Maple Pudding
When you pour hot cider and maple syrup on top of the cake batter, it sinks to the bottom of the dish and forms a delectable sauce. Serve this apple-maple pudding with vanilla ice cream.
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Slow Cooker Cinnamon-Raisin Granola Bread Pudding
Think of this slow cooker bread pudding as winter’s version of a fun and tasty granola, with all the flavors of cinnamon, raisin, and oats.
Do you have favorite pudding recipes? Tell us in the comments!