My husband doesn’t like chocolate. Or so he claims. No, wait. That’s not correct, he doesn’t like milk and dark chocolate… but he ADORES white chocolate. So, when I saw these little molten puddings, I knew I had found a recipe that would really please him. My kids and I have no problems with any kind of chocolate, so we all loved them! They taste as good as they look (or they look as good as they taste… you pick)! And the best thing is that they are really quick and easy to make. The only recommendation is to make sure you get the right temperature/cooking time for your oven as that is paramount to getting the molten centre: if you overcook them, you will end up with a normal (yet delicious) cake, but if you undercook them, you won’t even be able to unmould them! Make sure to serve them warm! Enjoy and scroll down to check out who won a copy of Manu’s Christmas Menus thanks to my giveaway!
Molten White Chocolate Pudding
How to make a sinful Molten White Chocolate Pudding!
Ingredients
- 200 gms – 7 oz. white chocolate
- 250 ml – 1 cup condensed milk
- 80 gms – 2/3 cup flour
- 100 gms – 7 tbsp butter chopped
- 1 egg
- Icing sugar
Instructions
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Melt the white chocolate in the microwave.
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Beat the egg with an electric mixer and mix in the condensed milk.
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Add the white chocolate and butter mixture and mix.
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Grease the moulds and coat them with a little flour. Pour in the batter, making sure to leave 1 cm – ½ inch from the top.
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Bake in a pre-heated oven at 180°C – 355°F (fan forced) for 18 minutes.
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Dust with some icing sugar and serve immediately (warm), or they will dry out.
Recipe Notes
This recipe worked perfectly fine for my oven, but I recommend you bake only 1 pudding to test the correct cooking time for your own oven. If you overcook the puddings, you will not get the molten effect!
And now to the giveaway winner… The lucky reader who wins a copy of my eBook Manu’s Christmas Menus is……..
…….. #8 muppy! Congratulations! I will be in touch soon via email!
SallyBR says
I love this take on molten choc cake… I have never done the white chocolate version, but I bet I will like it even more than the “regular” type
(been enjoying your e-book!)
Jeannie Tay says
What a delicious recipe! I love the flowing white chocolates photos, so yummy looking! congrats to the winner:D
Dina says
I love white chocolate. this sounds delicious!
Jill Colonna says
Manu, Been ridiculously ages since I’ve popped in and what an incredible sweet treat. Your family must be in white chocolate heaven here! Perfect.
Ellie says
So happy to see Whittakers! Best chocolate. Even in baking it is just brilliant. Will try these next time I have company to impress!
Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie says
Yum I love white chocolate!
Nuts about food says
I had never seen the white chocolate version of these. What beauties, they look delicious.
levai frank says
what size mould do you use
Manu says
Hi! I use a 1/2 cup mould.
Ezgi says
Hi, i want to try this recipe but we dont have “condensed milk” in turkey. can i use just milk and sugar? or what can i use?
Manu says
Sorry for the delay! You can actually make your own condensed milk buy boiling 1 liter of milk with 400 grams of sugar for 20 minutes (stir frequently). Then put the fore off and add a pinch of soda bicarbonate and mix well. Let it cool down completely before using it. I will put up the recipe on the blog too. 🙂
Ezgi says
not important. thank you so much. i will try it as soon as possible! 🙂
shruti says
Any Eggless version ?
shazzy says
What a great idea! Nvr thought of it before and it looks amazingly delicious!
marie says
Can they be frozen and cooked for an occasion?
Sarah says
Can these be made ahead and frozen/ refrigerated?