Ingredients
1 cup | Milk, full-cream |
90 g | Semolina flour |
¼ | Vanilla pods, split in half |
75 g | Sugar |
½ | Lemons, peel |
1 pinch | Salt |
2 | Eggs, separated into yolks and whites |
1 | Slivered almonds |
Berry Compote
½ cup | Sugar |
2 cups | Berries, or fresh berries |
1 Tbsp | Cornflour |
Directions
- Beat the egg whites until firm.
- Whisk together the semolina, cold milk and sugar in a medium-sized saucepan. Make sure it's free of lumps.
- Put the pot on to the stove and bring to the boil, whisking continuously to avoid lumps forming.
- Add the lemon peel, vanilla pod and salt.
- Once thickened, remove from the stove and strain out the lemon peel and vanilla pod.
- Add the egg yolks, continuing to whisk and fold in the beaten whites.
- Pour into a serving bowl (a patterned glass bowl is nice) that you have previously rinsed out with cold water. The bowl should still be wet.
- Cover with wet tea towel to avoid a top skin. Refrigerate for around two hours until set.
- You can also add almond slivers into the mixture to give the griesmeel some crunch.
- To serve, unmould on to a plate and offer the berry compote.
- Berry compote:Mix frozen or fresh berries with the sugar.
- Bring to the boil adding cornflour and whisking to avoid lumps.
- Allow to cool and serve with the Griesmeel pudding.