Anoush Abour - an Armenian Christmas Pudding

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<plb_layout val_3="" val_4="" val_6="" val_8="''''''It's a sweet, fruity, nutty delicacy to be savored with loved ones." val_9="1 cup gorgod (skinless whole wheat)&#13; &#13; 3 ½ quarts water&#13; &#13; 1 cup sugar&#13; &#13; 1 cup California apricots, finely chopped&#13; &#13; 1 cup raisins (currants or yellow)&#13; &#13; ½ cup pistachios&#13; &#13; 1/3 cup pine nuts&#13; Garnishes:&#13; ¼ cup finely chopped filberts (hazelnuts)&#13; &#13; ½ cup slivered almonds&#13; &#13; ½ toasted pecans or walnuts&#13; &#13; Ground cinnamon, to taste&#13; Pomegranate seeds&#13; &#13; " val_10=". In a 6-quart pot, combine wheat and water. Bring to a boil for 5 minutes. Cover and let rest overnight.&#13; &#13; 2. Remove cover. Return to simmer. Simmer gorgod until water begins to thicken. The lower the simmer, the “whiter” the pudding will remain. After about 1 ½ to 2 hours of simmering, add the sugar and continue to simmer. The pudding will begin to take on a thicker consistency.&#13; &#13; 3. While wheat is simmering, combine fruit, pistachios and pine nuts in a small saucepan with water. Bring to a gentle simmer and allow to cook for about 15 minutes. Thoroughly drain. Add to pudding when pudding is cooled so that fruit will not bleed color into pudding.&#13; 4. Pour into serving bowl. Garnish with filberts, slivered almonds, pecans or walnuts and cinnamon.&#13; 5. Pomegranate seeds should either be incorporated into pudding uncooked or served separately as a garnish." val_11="" layout_id="175018" cswikitext=""></plb_layout>