Cornmeal pudding

noun KAAN-meel PUD-in ˈkaːnmiːl ˈpʊdɪn

Also spelled cornmeal-pudding, corn meal pudding, cornmeal puddn

A rich baked pudding made from cornmeal, coconut milk, sugar, and spices, often finished with a soft custard-like 'top' poured over before it sets. Alongside potato pudding, it is one of the classic Jamaican baked desserts — dense, sweet, and fragrant with nutmeg and vanilla — served in thick slices at Sunday dinner, at gatherings, and from the pudding-seller's tray.

  • Cut mi a slice a cornmeal pudding.

    Cut me a slice of cornmeal pudding.

  • Di cornmeal pudding have a soft custard top.

    The cornmeal pudding has a soft custard top.

  • Pudding lady sell cornmeal an potato pudding.

    The pudding lady sells cornmeal and potato pudding.

From 'cornmeal' + 'pudding'; a baked cornmeal-and-coconut dessert. See [[potato-pudding]], [[dutch-pot]].

A dense baked cornmeal-and-coconut dessert, often with a custard top. See [[potato-pudding]], [[coconut-milk]].