This trifle recipe is super quick and easy to make and instead of using copious amounts of refined sugar and lashings of dairy, this one is completely refined sugar free and also dairy free.
This recipe can also be adapted to suit those who are gluten free. For the base you’ll need to find some good quality gluten and refined sugar free biscuits (we’ve found these here), or if you have more time and you have a nice gluten free recipe for a simple sponge or plain biscuit you could use this here instead.
For the custard and the cream topping you could choose a rice or almond milk and a soya cream (make sure to find a soya cream that is free from sugar or glucose). We would recommend this one here.
Make the base by pouring the apple juice, cherries, agar and a pinch of sea salt into a pan. Bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes mixing continuously until the agar dissolves.
Next, layer the biscuits into the bowl or individual pudding dishes. Pour over the hot apple juice & cherry mixture and place in the fridge and allow to set for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the custard. Add the milk into a pan with the turmeric, vanilla essence, rice syrup and sea salt. Bring to a boil. Dissolve the arrowroot with the cold milk and mix well. Pour this into the simmering milk mixture and keep stirring with a whisk as it thickens. Pour over the set jelly.
Make the cream by adding the oat cream to a pan. Bring to a boil and then simmer. Add in the vanilla essence and rice syrup. Dissolve the arrow root or corn flour in the cold milk and then add into the oat cream keep stirring until it thickens. Mix well and then pour over the custard layer. Decorate with fresh raspberries.
Posted on February 9th 2022