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Memaw's Pet® Milk Pudding
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crimsontide
"This is my mom's Memaw's Pet® Milk Pudding recipe, only done right if cooked on the stove top. I'll always remember her through her recipes more than her pictures. This recipe is great on cold nights, dressed up with cinnamon. A really great comfort food-I've seen and felt it work! I'm Southern and firmly believe in comfort foods. This pudding is great for holidays, but it is also a really special treat my mom would make on really cold nights, or when she was feeling nostalgic about her grandmother. I hope someone tries it and loves it as much as my family does! We pour a lot of heart into it, too. It always has that extra special feeling to it, because we always make it to share with each other."
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Ingredients
35 m servings 280Original recipe yields 6 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Whisk the self-rising flour, sugar, eggs, evaporated milk, and water together in a saucepan placed over medium-high heat. Whisk constantly while bringing the mixture to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low. Whisking constantly, cook the pudding at a simmer until thickened, about 15 to 20 minutes.
- When the pudding has thickened, stir in the margarine and vanilla extract until thoroughly combined.
- Remove pudding from heat and set aside for about 10 minutes to cool. Sprinkle pudding with cinnamon, and serve warm.
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Footnotes
- Cook's Notes:
- You can substitute 3 cups regular milk for the evaporated milk if you'd like to deviate and make regular plain pudding.
- I reuse the empty Pet Milk can to fill with water as my measuring cup, but it's a little less than a cup of water if you forget and throw the can away (like my mom always did). I eyeball it and don't quite fill to the rim with the water. This ingredient isn't life or death if it isn't spot-on.
- My grandmother says to wait until it's firm and cooked well to add 1/4 to 1/2 cup butter, but I usually grow impatient. It cooks in about 15 to 20 minutes. it will thicken to a texture closely resembling oatmeal. But it's oh so much better than oatmeal.
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1/21/2012
This is delicious! Warm and smooth-yum! And, yes, the memories associated with the taste and smell make it even better. Mine are also of my Grandma and my Mom standing in the kitchen, conversin...
3/4/2012
I thought this was pretty good. Don't make this expecting a taste or texture of instant pudding. This is homemade and it is the way it is supposed to be. I made this for an Allrecipes challenge ...
2/23/2012
Hands down, the BEST vanilla pudding I've ever eaten! Thank you for sharing this recipe.
10/14/2016
Yum! Made it this way for me and butterscotch for my husband. Switched white sugar for brown sugar. Both were delicious!
8/18/2016
This is exactly like how my grandma made it and it brought me back to my childhood. I used butter instead of margarine and I doubled the vanilla for a richer taste.
8/26/2014
So good that I had to make it twice in the 1st night. I took it off the stove and stepped away for a minute and none was left for me, so I kindly made a whole batch for me, myself, & I (shout o...
6/4/2013
OK...now add some bananas and some vanilla wafers, and you have banana pudding. I make this all the time (except I use cornstarch instead of flour and it's not the exact recipe that I use, but ...
4/16/2013
Delicious!...and easy. First "from scratch" pudding and it turned out perfect. I liked it better without the cinnamon.