Orange Pudding with
Strawberry Custard

Orange Pudding with Strawberry Custard

This Orange Pudding with Strawberry Custard is a quick and easy one cup microwave pudding. A delicious high fibre and tangy dessert.

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Prep Time 10

Cook Time 3

Course Dessert, Snack

Cuisine Australian

Servings 2

Ingredients

65 g Stevia (Available from Woolworths)
65 g butter
1 egg
75 g self-raising flour
1-2 tbsp. milk
1 small orange

To serve:

2 pouches of South Australian Gourmet Food Company Strawberry Fruit Custard with Added Fibre

Instructions

In a microwave safe container melt the butter for 20-25 seconds.
In a food processor add butter, Erythritol, egg; sift in flour, milk, orange juice, and orange zest. Process until well combined.
Spoon mixture into a microwave safe container and cook for 3 minutes. If needed add another 15 seconds.
Leave to cool for 3 minutes.
Serve on a plate and pour a pouch of South Australian Gourmet Food Company Strawberry Fruit Custard with Added Fibre on top.

Notes

Stevia is a nonnutritive sweetener. This means it has almost no calories. If you’re trying to lose weight, this aspect may be appealing.

However, to date, research is inconclusive. The impact of nonnutritive sweeteners on an individual’s health may depend on the amount that is consumed, as well as the time of day it’s consumed.

If you have diabetes, stevia may help keep your blood sugar levels in check.

Keyword Custard, High Fibre, SA Gourmet Food Co

A tangy family treat

by Ashleigh Feltham, Accredited Practising Dietitian and Accredited Nutritionist

Custard does not usually offer any gut-loving fibre. The good news for your body is each pouch of South Australian Gourmet Food Company Strawberry Fruit Custard with Added Fibre provides your body with 10.9g of dietary fibre. Fibre is essential to keep your gut working at its best and supports healthy body weight, blood sugar levels, reduces your risk of colorectal cancer and promotes a healthy heart and healthy blood pressure levels.

Orange is a great source of vitamin C which is needed to make the protein collagen. Collagen keeps your skin looking youthful and supports strong ligaments and tendons. Oranges are also a good source of calcium which is needed to keep your bones and teeth strong. Calcium also assists with muscle contractions. Oranges have flavonoids that have anti-viral, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties.

Flour offers a good source of B vitamins which are needed to make energy from the food you eat. Eggs and milk are complete protein sources which means they include all the amino acids or building blocks of a protein needed to make a complete protein. Eggs and milk are also good sources of fat-soluble vitamins A and D. Thanks to the fat in butter these fat-soluble vitamins can properly be absorbed. Eggs and milk also give your body vitamin B12 and choline which is needed for the health of your central nervous system. Also, iodine and selenium support your thyroid to work at its best. This is a winning pudding that your taste buds and body will thank you for enjoying.