Homemade Custard Powder Production
Homemade custard powder is what I’ll be sharing today.
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Will be sharing with you guys today, on how to produce homemade custard powder.
Yes! Is as easy and simple like anything simple you can think of.
I can’t remember when I bought custard powder last.
I’ve been producing it myself, and the good thing it is that, you can fortify it however you want it.
Not only that, producing custard powder yourself, will also save you lot of money.
By the time you start producing it yourself, you will realize how much you’ve spent buying custard powder.
Producing custard powder is very easy, virtually every one can produce it. With few instructions you have a ready custard powder.
Children love custard. My kids prefer it to the ordinary pap, still wondering why, may be it could be on account of the attractive colour and flavor. LOL!
Adult also don’t joke with it. This has made custard powder in high demand.
Producers of custard powder are really making it big in terms of profit.
It’s a viable business in Nigeria because of the profit margin and the large market need.
This homemade custard powder production is super easy like I mentioned above.
With very few ingredients you have your ready homemade custard powder.
You could fortify it further by adding more milk if you choose to produce milk custard powder.
No need of adding milk in milk custard after preparation unless the milk already added is not to your taste.
In this post, I will be concentrating on the standard or normal custard production, which needs milk and probably sugar or honey after preparation.
Homemade Custard powder can also be used in the preparation of other varieties of recipes such as custard cake , custard bread pudding and custard
It is produced from cornstarch of which corn is the primary raw material.
On the other hand, cornstarch can also be used to dust the surface and to avoid the fondant from sticking.
The production is not time consuming at all.
To Produce Homemade Custard Powder, I Used;
- ½ kilo Corn starch
- 1 teaspoon egg yellow food colour
- 1 tablespoonful powdered milk flavor
- 1 teaspoon vanilla powdered flavor
- 1 teaspoon banana powdered flavor
Procedure
- With a sifter, sift the cornstarch into an empty dry bowl
- Add the milk powdered flavor
- Add the vanilla and banana mixture flavor
- Add the egg yellow food colour
- Mix very well till well incorporated
That is the ready homemade custard powder!
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Leave a comment in the comment section below and tell me what you think about this recipe.
Watch the practical video below to see for yourself how to make your homemade custard powder.
See you in my next post
Ada.
Nice…
Thanks.
Is there need to add thickener if yes which one is more preferable.
No need for thickner.
How can one achieve the corn starch? Procedure please
Follow the post.
Well done Madam thanks for sharing this custard recipe I appreciate
Please my question is the milk flavor is it different from normal powdered we buy daily
The corn starch is it normal corn flour or is different special corn starch in market
Thanks
Milk flavour is different from powdered milk,while cornflour is the normal cornstarch
No
I love your post and I’ve learnt a lot from your post most especially this custard production. But what I don’t understand is it the same process with making local Akamu
You’re welcome. No.
Yes. You can.
Please how can i reach you for much practical training on this custard making? Kindly reach me through my Email address. Thank you.
Wow, I really appreciate you, but please I want to ask this, the corn flour is it cooked one, I mean will you cook the corn and allow it to dry before you Grand it and sift?
No. You don’t cook it.
Hello, i tried it yesterday, but after preparing the custard it was salty and even I added sugar it still had that salty taste to it. Please what could be the problem
I can’t tell.If you follow strictly what I did, you wouldn’t such result.
Nice one. Love it.
This is my first time trying you learn how to make custard power and wow, it’s beautifully simple
Thank you
hi you are doing an amazing job , my question is can I use regular corn flour instead of corn starch thank you will be expecting your reply remain blessed
No
I really enjoyed your lectures, what type of corn is use for the custerd process?
Normal corn
Lovely recipes but I saw someone using vitamin C and sodium benzoate. Pls is it necessary and what is its work?
It’s a form of preservative