Use Leftover Pineapple Pulp To Make Sticky Pineapple Pudding

We're doing something a little bit different this week and using leftover pineapple pulp to create a delicious pineapple pudding recipe. It's a great way to use up that leftover pineapple pulp created when using your MOD Cold Pressed Juicer for making pineapple juice.

These puddings are super easy to make and use up the pineapple pulp leftover from juicing one large pineapple. The juiced pulp gives the puddings a slightly chewier texture than traditional puddings, however, it is still just as delicious.

Quickly whip these up next time you have pulp to use and pop them into the freezer so you have a yummy dessert on hand whenever you are short on time. 

Sticky Pineapple Pudding (Using Leftover Pulp) | MOD Appliances

Servings

6

Category

Desserts

Ingredients

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    • 220g pineapple pulp (from approximately one large pineapple)

    • 30ml (1.5 TBSP) pineapple juice

    • 70g brown sugar

    • 75g self-raising plain flour, sifted

    • 3/4 tsp baking powder

    • 15g desiccated coconut

    • 30g melted butter, cooled slightly

    • 40ml coconut cream (the rest of the 400ml can will be used in the sauce below)

    • 1 egg

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    • 360ml coconut cream

    • 120g brown sugar

    • Pinch of sea salt

    Directions

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      1. Preheat your oven to 180C and spray a 6 hole muffin tray with spray olive oil or wipe the sides with softened butter;

      2. Set up your Cold Pressed Juicer for regular juicing, making sure the orange pulp tab is pushed in;

      3. Slice the skin off the pineapple. As we are using the pulp, you want to make sure all of the tough skin is removed so it doesn’t end up in the puddings later. Then, cut the pineapple into chunks, remove the core and feed each piece through the chute of the Cold Pressed Juicer;

      4. Measure out the pineapple pulp to the correct amount. If you have a slightly smaller pineapple and you don’t quite reach 220g, you can top it up with some apple or pear pulp. Add the pulp to a medium mixing bowl;

      5. To the same bowl, add the pineapple juice, brown sugar, flour, baking powder and desiccated coconut. Mix to combine;

      6. In a separate smaller bowl, whisk together the melted butter, coconut cream and egg. Gradually fold this into the dry mixture until just combined;

      7. Divide the mixture between the muffin moulds;

      8. Pop into your pre-heated oven for 20 - 22 minutes until a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean;

      9. Allow the puddings to cool for a couple of minutes in the tin before turning out onto a cooling rack.

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      1. Add all of the ingredients to a saucepan and heat over a low - medium heat, whisking out any lumps. Simmer for 15 - 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the sauce has turned a dark caramel colour and the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon;

      2. Pour over warm pineapple puddings & serve immediately!

      3. Any leftover sauce can be frozen for later use. Simply pour the sauce into an ice cube tray and pop in the freezer. Once frozen, transfer the cubes to a snaplock bag and keep in the freezer. Reheat either in the microwave or on the stovetop.