Self-Saucing Pudding—Storing?

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I've made this recipe once before and it turned out really well. I'd like to make it ahead of time for an event that I'm going to but I'm really not sure how it should be stored overnight.

The top of this dessert ends up with about an inch and a half of cake with a golden-brown crust. Beneath that it forms a custard-like rhubarb sauce that is fairly "liquidy" when it comes out of the oven but firms up as it cools.

I'll make it in the evening and will serve it early the next day. Should it be left on the counter or refrigerated? Covered or uncovered? Or, given the proximity of cake and custard to one another, is this a dish best left to serving immediately? Thank you!



Best Answer

Here's your answer, directly from the creator of the recipe:

This dish is terrific if left for an hour or so after cooking as it gives the saucy bit and the cakey bit some time to separate a little. I have devoured leftovers of this 24 hours later, after i left them in the fridge. In all honesty after being left for this time it's very different to what it's like warm - more like a gooey pudding than cake and a sauce, but absolutely delicious. I doubt very much that it would reheat as it would dry out (although you could try it briefly in the microwave if you have one).

I hope that helps.

By the way, the Guardian printed a version of this recipe which had one of the ingredients (milk) missing from the method. Hopefully the one you're using is the correct one, but if you do find the milk is missing, the correct version is on my website

Best wishes

Sue

(just to make sure: I'm not Sue, this a copy of the email she sent me in response to the forwarding of your original question)




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How long does self saucing pudding last in the fridge?

Storing - you can store self-saucing pudding in the fridge for up to 2 days and reheat.

How long does chocolate self saucing pudding last in the fridge?

How to store chocolate self saucing pudding. The pudding is at it's best served hot and fresh but if you don't get through it all, just cover the dish in plastic wrap and store it in the fridge for 3-4 days. It's great reheated either in the oven or in the microwave (for about 40 seconds per portion).

Can you freeze self saucing pudding?

In another bowl whisk 125g caster sugar with 8 yolks and 5 eggs. Combine the chocolate mixture with the sugar and egg mixture and fold in 65g SR flour. Cook at 180 celcius for about 12 minutes or until just set. These can be kept in the fridge uncooked or even frozen.

How do you preserve pudding?

To store pudding in your fridge, place it in an airtight container and cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate for up to a week. How Long Does Pudding Last in the Fridge? If you store pudding in the fridge it is good for about 1 week.



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