Caraway spice pudding – Moghli is a fragrant and aromatic dessert that is often served on the occasion of new birth. Caraway is believed to have medicinal benefits, which is why Moghli pudding is believed to increase the flow of breast milk and relieve nursing mothers from cramps. It is also the traditional Christmas dessert in the Middle East, celebrating the birth of Jesus. This dessert is quite an acquired taste and has a unique texture and a beautiful crunch from its various toppings. Not only is this spice pudding gluten-free but it’s also vegan and so simple to make. Caraway Spice Pudding – Moghli dessert is usually served cold so it’s definitely appreciated in the warmer weather but you can also enjoy it warm in winter along with a warm sahlab drink. To sum up, let the strong aroma of those beautiful spices warm you up.
Step 1.
In separate bowls, soak slivered almonds and pine nuts and set aside.
Step 2.
On medium heat, add ground rice, cinnamon, caraway, and sugar to the water and whisk until sugar dissolves and the pudding slightly thickens.
Step 3.
Pour evenly into individual glasses and fill about ⅓ of each glass only. Refrigerate for 3-4 hours.
Step 4.
To serve, garnish in order of toppings because that's how you get the most crunch: desiccated coconut, slivered almonds, pine nuts, walnuts, pistachio, coconut flakes, and dried apricots. Alternatively, pour the caraway pudding into one large serving bowl and follow the same process as above.
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