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9 minutes ago, Kim Shook said:

Bumping this up to ask a question.  I have in my possession a packaged Xmas pudding - like this.  It is in a pudding bowl, covered, and sealed in thick plastic.  The directions say to steam in a saucepan (still sealed) for 1 1/4 hours.  Should it be on a rack, or should it just sit in the steaming water?  How many inches of water for that amount of time, do you think.  Also - does anyone, by some chance, have any experience in doing this in the IP?  Thanks!

 

I don't think that the IP would help unless you don't have a pot that is deep enough

 

The idea is to cook at steam temp, not in boiling water or at higher temps.

 

Place it on a rack that keeps it about half  out of the water and add water as needed to keep it steaming.

 

Cover the pudding with foil or a towel that is secured.

 

ETA https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/videos/techniques/how-steam-pudding-video

 

gfweb

gfweb

3 minutes ago, Kim Shook said:

Bumping this up to ask a question.  I have in my possession a packaged Xmas pudding - like this.  It is in a pudding bowl, covered, and sealed in thick plastic.  The directions say to steam in a saucepan (still sealed) for 1 1/4 hours.  Should it be on a rack, or should it just sit in the steaming water?  How many inches of water for that amount of time, do you think.  Also - does anyone, by some chance, have any experience in doing this in the IP?  Thanks!

 

We've made many.

 

The idea is to cook at steam temp, not in boiling water or at higher temps.

 

Place it on a rack that keeps it about half  out of the water and add water as needed to keep it steaming.

 

Cover the pudding with foil or a towel that is secured.

 

 

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