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Panocha
A New Mexican pudding of brown sugar, flour, and milk, baked or stovetop — also called capirotada-style panoche in some regions.
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United States
A New Mexican pudding of brown sugar, flour, and milk, baked or stovetop — also called capirotada-style panoche in some regions.

Samoa
Kokoesi
Kokoesi is a Samoan coconut-and-taro dessert cooked into a soft pudding with a gentle cocoa or toasted coconut depth.

Tonga
Vai lesi
Ripe papaya cooked gently in coconut milk until tender, a warm fruit dessert traditionally served at Tongan celebrations.

American Samoa
Supoesi
Samoan supoesi is a creamy soup of ripe papaya, tapioca pearls, coconut milk, and sugar, served as a sweet dish.

Russia
Пасха
Paskha is a pyramid-shaped Russian Easter dessert made from tvorog, butter, cream, and vanilla, traditionally served with kulich.

Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Pastis béarnais is a sweet Béarn cake or pastry with tender crumb, perfumed with rum and sometimes fruit.

France
Pavé de Corbie is a dense French sweet made in sliceable form, with a firm crumb and a confection-like finish.

Brazil
A layered dessert of biscuits soaked in coffee or chocolate milk, alternated with creamy custard and chocolate, served chilled.

Bangladesh
পায়েস
Rice simmered slowly in milk with sugar or date molasses, cardamom and bay until thick, served at birthdays and festivals.

England, United Kingdom
Split yellow peas boiled with a ham hock until they collapse into a thick savoury paste, spread cold on bread with ham or served hot beside boiled bacon.

Haiti
Grated sweet potato, banana, coconut milk, evaporated milk and spice baked slowly into a dense, sticky, dark pudding-cake.

Malaysia
Coconut milk dessert with bananas or sweet potatoes, thick and creamy, thick creamy consistency with balanced sweetness and fresh fruit.

United States
An Indiana specialty: a baked pudding of American persimmon pulp, eggs, and spice, dense and jammy.

Panama
A Panamanian nance fruit cream with sugar, cornstarch, and cinnamon, served with crumbled cheese, a regional and daily classic

India
फिरनी
Ground rice is simmered in milk with sugar, saffron, and cardamom, then chilled in shallow clay bowls.

Pohnpei State (Capital FSM), Federated States of Micronesia
Pihlohlo Mwehng combines ground swamp taro and starch in oblong pieces coated with caramelized coconut-sap syrup from Mwoakilloa.

Rapa Nui, Chile
Traditional Easter Island sweet pudding made with banana, pumpkin, or cassava, a Rapa Nui dessert, sweet and moist.

Cook Islands
Po'e
A sweet Cook Islands pudding made from overripe bananas (or pumpkin, taro, or breadfruit) mashed with arrowroot or tapioca flour, baked, and served with coconut cream sauce; a familiar island dessert.

New Caledonia
Po'e
Po'e; a Polynesian pudding widely enjoyed in New Caledonia; a sweet, starchy pudding made from banana, papaya, or pumpkin; served with coconut milk; a reflection of Polynesian influence on New Caledonian cuisine; often served dessert; a feature of local restaurants and gatherings.

Castile and León, Spain
Ponche Segoviano layers sponge and pastry cream beneath marzipan, with a caramelized diamond grid across its rectangular top.

Quebec, Canada
Pouding chômeur
Cake batter cooked over maple syrup or brown sugar sauce, created during the Great Depression in Quebec.

Portugal
Arroz Doce
Creamy cinnamon-scented rice pudding, a beloved Portuguese dessert.

United States
A Jewish baked pudding of grated potatoes, onion, eggs, and schmaltz, crisp on top.

Samoa
Taufolo
Taufolo is roasted breadfruit pounded with coconut caramel into a dense, sweet Samoan pudding with a smoky fruit base.

Guyana
Semolina toasted in ghee with sugar, raisins and cardamom until it clumps, distributed after Hindu prayers.

Brazil
A smooth, creamy caramel flan made with condensed milk, eggs, and sugar, with a dark caramel syrup that pools around it when unmolded.

Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Traditional Gibraltarian bread pudding made with stale bread rolls, milk, sultanas, eggs, caramel flan pieces, cinnamon, and sugar; soaked, mixed, baked until set, and served warm or cold; some family recipes add flan powder or fruit; a classic dessert passed down through generations.

Puerto Rico
Budín de pan
Stale pan de agua soaked in evaporated milk, egg and vanilla with raisins, baked over caramel and turned out like a flan.

Puerto Rico
Arroz con dulce
Rice cooked down in coconut milk with ginger, clove and cinnamon until stiff, then chilled in a tray and cut into squares.

Samoa
Puligi is a Samoan steamed pudding made from flour or root starch with coconut and sugar, producing a dense, tender dessert.

Saint Helena
A baked Saint Helena dessert of cooked pumpkin or butternut squash, flour, sugar, butter, mixed dried fruit, egg, baking powder, nutmeg, and mixed spice; cut into squares and served hot or cold with tea or milk on Sunday afternoons.

DR Congo
Mbika
A dish made from flour produced by grinding squash seeds; the flour encases the food it's cooked with, creating a wrapping; often prepared in the liboke method, wrapped in banana leaves; the finished dish has a texture similar to blood sausage; listed in Chef's Pencil and Wikipedia's Congolese cuisine; a unique Congolese dish; the pumpkin seed pudding of the Congo.

Fiji
A steamed pudding of flour or cassava with burnt sugar, cooked in a cloth or tin and served with coconut sauce.

Hong Kong
缽仔糕
Put chai ko, the brown-sugar rice pudding steamed in a small porcelain bowl and eaten off two bamboo sticks, is a named Hong Kong street sweet with a distinctive serving ritual.

Qatar
عصيدة
Sweet porridge of flour, oil (or ghee), and sugar — a warming winter dessert celebrated by chef Noof Al Marri, one of the four dishes in the Qatar Museums Akilna series.

Hyderabad, India
قُباني کا میٹھا
Dried apricots are stewed with sugar into a syrupy Hyderabad dessert, often topped with cream.