The word 'pudding' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sweet food that is usually served as a dessert or snack. For example: "For dessert, I had a delicious chocolate pudding."
2 Buy the pudding I can eat this fruit-laden plum pud at any time of year, rain or shine, but it has to be said there are some seriously disappointing versions about.
He also took up embroidery on pudding cloths and lengths of deckchair canvas, using the skeleton of an old deckchair as an embroidery frame.
Humpty Dumpty eggs on the breakfast menu, bare-knuckle boxers with steaks for black eyes on the à la carte, a cat that's got the cream for pudding.
Roux also calls for black pudding, to "lend a similar flavour" to the sauce as the more traditional blood.
I suspect that this may be more relevant to a red-wine coq au vin than this variety, but I love black pudding, and I'm tickled by the idea of sneaking some Irish blood into Roux's very French recipe, so I try it.
"Football's a great example of how people can get on," says Gordon Strachan in the ITV studio, over-egging the pudding slightly.
Sticky toffee pudding or treacle tart are my favourites!
The cooked pudding will sit happily and stay warm for an hour or so in the oven, still in the roasting tin with the heat turned off, though do remember it is really much nicer when served warm.
Dust the pudding with icing sugar and serve on warm plates with softly whipped cream.
This may shock you (after all, as Hugh FW has observed, the pancake is essentially the forefather of the Yorkshire pudding), but it is not really a savoury item.
Being near the crossroads of the Pennine Way and the Coast to Coast trail, it's very popular with walkers, who refuel on a good selection of local ales, including their own Ewe Juice, and hearty tucker, such as the roasts which are served inside plate-size Yorkshire pudding.
