Angel Delight, Butterscotch Flavour, Dessert Mix, 59 g Sachet

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What's the best plant milk to use for this vegan butterscotch pudding? Oatly is my #1 all-rounder but honestly, if you're fine with nuts, and you have a good high-speed blender, such as the VAC2 or Evolve, then home-made cashew milk works just as well as Oatly. Plus, you can add as many or few extras to it as you like. Soy milk is also good in this recipe, due to its creaminess.

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Narp! I use a mix of both because it gives a lighter-tasting pudding but if you want to make a richer butterscotch, then do go ahead and use only soft dark brown sugar. Whatever the explanation, I'm sure we can all agree that butterscotch pudding is the stuff dreams are made of. Dreams where you have a big bowl of pudding that's as big as your head, and no one is making you share.No. Absolutely not. Quite apart from polylols not behaving in the same way as sucrose (they don't caramelise, for a start), they are known to have a laxative effect. In addition, erythritol can also be used as an insecticide – not convinced I'd want to ingest that! As for stevia - it has a bitter aftertaste, and that's not what you want in this butterscotch pudding! Surprise any caramel and cupcake lover with this special treat. Trust me, you’ll be baking a second batch of these cupcakes without hesitation! Let the butter and sugar turn to caramel. If you have a digital thermometer, use this to measure the temperature until it reads 170C – the caramel will start to turn dark brown and smoke. At this point, take the pan off the heat and pour the double cream into the caramel. Be careful – it will splutter and rise (hence the need for the big saucepan). Keep stirring to remove any lumps.

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The cake itself is beautifully airy, light and moist. I topped these cupcakes with caramel buttercream made from four simple ingredients (butter, icing sugar, a pinch of salt and caramel (homemade or readymade). Whilst the caramel buttercream is super delicious, equally a (milk or white) chocolate, cinnamon or vanilla buttercream would be complementary too. Actually, Angel Delight and wallpaper paste are both made with methylcellulose - aka modified starch. It's also found in sweet pie fillings. Decorate the cupcakes with the buttercream as desired, you can spread the buttercream on with a small palette knife or pipe the buttercream on the cupcakes like I did. Garnish with extra drizzles of caramel/dulce de leche and fudge chunks. I especially love decorating my bakes with Cake Angels Salted Caramel Fudge Pieces or the yummy Zillionaire Sprinkles.

If you’ve not got enough milk, or if you only buy in milk specially when you’ve planned to make something, then you can use evaporated milk to make Angel Delight. I’ve baked traditional British sponge cakes for as long as I can remember – it was the first recipe I learnt to bake and I’m the most confident with baking this kind of cake. Top the Angel Delight with cream, or even Birds Dream Topping, then crumble a flake on the top, or crushed up Maltesers, or pop a piece of fruit on top if that makes you feel better. One taste of these cupcakes and you’ll be in caramel heaven. Adding butterscotch mousse/pudding to the cupcake batter brings another dimension, but if you can’t find it where you live or just don’t feel like adding it then omit from the recipe. Also, use up some of the leftover caramel/dulce de leche and give your cupcakes a caramel filling. Indulgent homemade cupcakes with butterscotch and caramel flavour in every tasty bite. Each cupcake is individually garnished with a drizzle of caramel and decorated with fudge chunks.

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In a large saucepan (this is for safety reasons as will become apparent later), heat the butter and sugar together, stirring to help the sugar dissolve, over a medium heat until the mixture starts to go brown.TBH, I haven't tried but if you do, you'll need to reduce the amount by about 20% (because vegan spreads tend to be around 80% fat). And if you do use coconut oil, do let me know how you got on with it, so that I can pass it on to other readers!