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Eggless No Bake/Cook Pineapple Pudding.


The second most popular post in this space (by reader's choice) is the no bake/cook pineapple biscuit pudding. I had many queries regarding an eggless version for this. Today, I made this minus the butter and egg. I used Amul low fat cream (25% fat), I guess this gives an excuse to indulge in this creamy eggless pudding.

Ingredients:
Marie biscuit: 1 packet.
Amul low fat cream: 1 packet
Powdered sugar: 1 cup (i used 200 ml cup).
Pineapple stewed: 1 cup.(you can add half cup more if you like pineapple).
Vanilla essence: 1 tsp.
Milk: 1/2 cup.

Method:
1.Take 1 cup of stewed pineapple or more if you like and keep aside.

2. Whip the cream with half cup of powdered sugar and the other half of the sugar towards the end. I did not whip into stiff peaks, creamy fluffy stage is fine. Put the pineapple and the vanilla essence into it and mix well.

3. In a square pan, dip biscuits in skimmed milk and line the dish.

4. Spread half of the creamy pineapple mix on top of it.

5. Put another layer of biscuits dipped in milk and again top it with the cream mix. You can decorate with chocolate shavings or chocolate sprinkles. Chill the pudding for 2 hours.



Eggless pineapple biscuit pudding is all yours!

YUMMMMMY!

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Comments

  1. wow!what a lovely dessert.perfect eggless version.

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  2. wow........so tempting pudding.....

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  3. this low fat pudding is looking delicious

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  4. This is a awesome recipe...YUMMY

    Aarthi
    http://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/

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  5. Delicious dessert,tempting me a lot

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  6. I just cannot tell you how much my family loves Indian food. I love pineapple and can't wait to make this for my father. I will put your blog on my home page right next to Aarthi. You are both such wonderful cooks.
    Thank you.

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  7. Looks scrumptious and delicious.

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  8. wow...absolutely delicious pudding...thnx for sharing...bookmarking it!

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  9. Love pineapple desserts, too much. Especially something as easy as this pud!

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    1. Sonali, thank you for the award, really appreciate it.

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  11. edo njan innu undakki...allen & shibu loved it..

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  12. Merry-Great!! Its very kid friendly and super easy to make....

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  13. Hey could u pls mention me the gms of cream nd biscuit ... As there r many packets available in the market in various sizes .. Or if u cud pls tell me which packet u used

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    1. Hi Asna, thank you for stopping by, about your query; I used Marie biscuit 200 gm pack and Nestle cream 200 ml....the quantity of biscuit can wary according to your pan size....a little more or less does not matter....hope this helps and keep visiting :)

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