three-color pudding
This pudding is actually very simple. When I was a child, my mother bought me some marshmallows. As soon as I ate only a few, I greedily asked my mother to buy pudding. When my mother saw that I still had a lot of marshmallows, she suggested that I "contribute" the marshmallows to make the pudding (in fact, all of them went into my stomach after I made it). My mother took 6 pink marshmallows (my favorite pink color at that time), poured a glass of milk, boiled it, and put it in the refrigerator. I was so anxious that I went there every minute to see if the freezing was ready, so I didn't get better after seven or eight hours of freezing. My mother told me that if I wasn't too anxious, I would have only frozen for three or four hours. Now, on a whim, I have begun to try making different puddings myself.
Recipe Recommendations
- milk 3 glasses
Steps for three-color pudding
1
Pour the pink marshmallow and a cup of milk into a small pot and boil them. Put them in the refrigerator for an hour or two.2
Use the same method to make brown and yellow marshmallows (boil separately, freeze separately)3
Don't let the pudding freeze completely, wait until it is half-frozen, take it out, place the three colors of pudding in a glass layer by layer (just a few layers, I put three layers), and then put it in the refrigerator to freeze for a while (I don't know how long it will take, I made dessert the next day at night, so I froze it all night)