This is my Failsafe diet version of a Christmas Brandy Sauce using Whiskey. Unfortunately brandy is out for the Diet, but hey, whiskey is in! This suits my husband, he is a whiskey man. I have to hunt him down whenever I make this sauce as he takes off with the Thermomix bowl and a spoon as soon as he hears the machine beep to say it’s ready, lol!
The original recipe for this sauce I got handed down from my mum, and it had brandy in the recipe. We have used this recipe each Christmas for as long as I can remember. It was always my brother and husbands combined job to add the brandy to the sauce on Christmas day. Sometimes it was so strong I could barely eat it, which made me designated driver, lol!
I have included the original microwave recipe and my Thermomix version.
40 g unsalted butter
20 g plain flour
60 g caster sugar
2 tbs (70g) golden syrup
310 ml milk
60 ml Whiskey
Microwave Method:
Place the butter in a 1 litre Pyrex jug and microwave on High (100%) for 35 seconds until melted.
Add the flour and blend well.
Mix in the sugar and golden syrup and microwave on High (100%) for 1 minute.
Add the milk gradually and Microwave on High (100%) for 5 minutes, stirring several times during cooking.
Add the Whiskey just before serving.
Thermomix Method:
Place all ingredients into the Thermomix bowl. Cook on 90° for 7 minutes speed 4.
Serve with your favourite dessert. Pictured above is the Maple steamed Puddings in the Varoma made with carob powder. A perfect Failsafe diet substitute for Christmas Pudding.
Notes:
This sauce thickens once it has been sitting for a while. I have made it successfully in the Thermomix using either flour or cornflour, if you are gluten free use cornflour. If you would like a thicker custard consistency add 10g more of flour or cornflour.
Ahhh, the memories. Just a dash right 😉 Wish i could get all the fixins here in the U.S.A. to make a Chrissy Pud.
Yes, your dash was a very good dash, lol! It is a shame you can’t get the ingredients over there, would cost a fortune to post it all over, making it the most expensive Pudding around!
This was delicious on the failsafe rhubarb stirabout recipe with extra poached rhubarb on the side. Thanks Diva!