Where to Get Indian Pudding in New England
Wondering where to get Indian pudding? These eateries all offer up a worthy bowl of this classic New England dessert.
By Yankee Magazine|Sep 05 2012|
Aunt Carrie's Indian pudding.
Credit: Mike Urban
Aunt Carrie’s Indian pudding.
Credit: Mike UrbanCredit: Mike Urban Made with cornmeal and molasses, Indian pudding is as old-school a New England dessert as it gets. Topped with a melting scoop of vanilla ice cream or dollop of whipped cream, we think it’s a comforting as it gets. Make a batch at home (Old-Fashioned Durgin-Park Indian Pudding Recipe) or visit one of the following eateries for a fine, ready-made example.
WHERE TO GET INDIAN PUDDING IN NEW ENGLAND
Durgin-Park, Boston, MA; arkrestaurants.com/durgin_park.html Student Prince, Springfield, MA; studentprince.com Longfellow’s Wayside Inn, Sudbury, MA; wayside.org Concord’s Colonial Inn, Concord, MA; concordscolonialinn.com Aunt Carrie’s, Narragansett, RI; auntcarries.com Cole Farms, Gray, ME; colefarms.com Patuxet Café, Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA; plimoth.org Learn more about this old-fashioned New England favorite: The Encyclopedia of Fall: I is for Indian Pudding
Durgin-Park is the closest to my grandmother’s as is their Yankee Pot Roast and baked beans…
The old Dove Crest Indian Restaurant in Exeter, had the best Indian Pudding. We would go to dinner there often. The food was delicious, but the dessert of Indian Pudding was such an enjoyable end to a great evening.Unfortunately it is not longer in operation.
Salem Cross Inn in West Brookfield, MA has THE BEST Indian pudding, HANDS DOWN! Warm, just spicy enough, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or their homemade whipped cream…Yum!! Now you’ve got my mouth watering!
How could you forget the Maine Diner in Wells? A true comfort food.