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National Indian Pudding Day, celebrated on November 13, is a day to enjoy and remember a special dessert called Indian pudding. This dessert is a traditional New England treat made from cornmeal, milk, molasses, and spices, cooked slowly until it becomes creamy and thick. It's similar to a sweet, warm mush. Even though it's called "Indian" pudding, it really comes from the English settlers who tried to make a new version of their favorite pudding using ingredients they found in America. On this day, people either make or eat this tasty pudding to appreciate its history and unique flavor.
How to celebrate National Indian Pudding Day?
On National Indian Pudding Day, you can celebrate by making yummy Indian Pudding at home with your family. Gather ingredients like milk, cornmeal, molasses, and spices. Stir them together on the stove, and let it cook slowly until it becomes thick and delicious. You might love adding a scoop of ice cream or whipped cream on top for extra sweetness. While the pudding cooks, you can draw pictures of yummy puddings or write a short story about making the dessert. Share the tasty treat with your family and friends, and maybe even teach them how to make it too!
Where National Indian Pudding Day is celebrated?
- - United States
