Ingredients
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4
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1
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1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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5
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1
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4
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5
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1/2
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-
-
-
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Directions
South African Baked Sago Pudding, Very traditional, very comforting! Rather don’t use tapioca, which is similar but has much larger beads or grains Tapioca would need soaking overnight , I made it for my mother after her operation, she was simply in tears and told me it was the best sago pudding she ever had 10/10 would reccomend, Absolutely delicious!! Halved the recipe I stopped at adding the egg yolk I also added an additional cup of liquid (water) Didnt bake it with the meringue topping – as neither of us like meringue very much Just topped each serving with either apricot jam or honey Too late for pic! Will definitely make again – thank you, Zurie
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Steps
1
Done
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Oven: 325 Deg F/160 Deg Celsius. |
2
Done
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Grease a Large Pudding Dish Lightly. |
3
Done
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Heat Milk to Nearly Boiling, Then Add Sago, Salt, and Nutmeg or Cinnamon. |
4
Done
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Simmer Over Very Low Heat Until Sago Is Transparent. |
5
Done
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Add the 1/2 Cup Sugar, Butter and Vanilla, and Stir in Well. Remove from Heat. |
6
Done
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Separate the Eggs, and Whisk the Yolks. Add Yolks to the Sago Mixture, Whisk or Mix Through Well, and Pour the Mixture Into the Prepared Oven Dish. |
7
Done
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Put Blobs of the Apricot Jam All Over the Pudding Mixture. |
8
Done
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Whisk the Egg Whites Until Stiff, and Add the Extra 1/2 Cup Sugar Slowly, Whisking Until Incorporated. |
9
Done
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Spread This Meringue Over the Sago Pudding. |
10
Done
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Bake in the Preheated Oven For About 40 - 45 Minutes, Until Set, and the Meringue Is Light Brown on Top. |
11
Done
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Serve Hot, Warm or Cold. |