Isn’t life sweet?

That’s how we’d describe this pistachio pudding, too.

And this easy pudding recipe is made entirely on the stovetopno baking required.

Pistachio pudding ingredients

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Portion pudding and chill:

Divide the pudding among 6 serving cups.

Cover each with plastic wrap pressed directly against the surface of the puddings.

Chill for at least 4 hours.

Pistachios being ground up in a food processor

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Add toppings and enjoy your homemade pudding:

Serve topped with whipped cream and chopped pistachios.

Once the pudding has cooled completely, place it in an airtight food storage container in the refrigerator.

It should stay fresh in the fridge for approximately 7-10 days.

Stirring some pistachio pudding ingredients on the stove

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Pistachio pudding is a dessert made with sugar, which should be eaten in moderation.

This is the same natural green compound that turns leaves, including edible ones like lettuce, green.

This helps prevent air from getting in, and creates a seal.

Warm milk being poured into the pistachio mixture

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Stirring the pistachio pudding on the stove

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Stirring butter and vanilla into the pistachio pudding off the heat

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Adding pistachio pudding to six cups to serve

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan

Three servings of pistachio pudding

Carson Downing, Props: Lexi Juhl, Food: Kelsey Moylan