Saturday, March 4, 2023

Everyone’s saving this baked lemon pudding recipe

You'll need only six ingredients and an hour's time.

Everyone's Saving This Baked Lemon Pudding Recipe

It's remarkable what you can accomplish with just six ingredients and an hour's time. Perhaps that's what's so appealing about this baked lemon pudding (above), which David Tanis adapted from the pastry chef JR Ryall. One thing's for certain — it was the most-saved New York Times Cooking recipe this week, and readers are eager to make it! What to eat before dessert? How about something else with notes of lemon, like Alexa Weibel's creamy Swiss chard pasta with leeks, tarragon and lemon zest or Melissa Clark's roasted white fish with lemony almondine? Or double down on cozy with Christian Reynoso's winter squash and rice soup with pancetta. Find more dishes to cook in this weekly collection of popular recipes.

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