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I have made a great discovery.
Macaroni pudding is essentially water-boiled macaroni (or milk-boiled, but I think that risks scalding or curdling the milk), added to milk that has steeped citrus rind and plumped some dried fruit usually raisins, maybe even with some sugar and spices added (cinnamon, nutmeg, and so on) or a splash of brandy, marmalade, or nuts.
I want to bake it so that something crusty forms on top. What should the top crust be? Burnt sugar, like a creme brulee? Maybe some mild sort of cheese that still toasts and singes, to offset the sweetness? Or meringue top?
Macaroni pudding is essentially water-boiled macaroni (or milk-boiled, but I think that risks scalding or curdling the milk), added to milk that has steeped citrus rind and plumped some dried fruit usually raisins, maybe even with some sugar and spices added (cinnamon, nutmeg, and so on) or a splash of brandy, marmalade, or nuts.
I want to bake it so that something crusty forms on top. What should the top crust be? Burnt sugar, like a creme brulee? Maybe some mild sort of cheese that still toasts and singes, to offset the sweetness? Or meringue top?