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To: carlo3b

I made your bread pudding recipe and it was fabulous! Only thing is that I put it in a souffle dish and it took 3 hours to bake. My friend from England came over that evening and she told me to put foil on top of the pudding with a hole in the middle and it would draw the heat into the center and help it cook all the way through. It worked. I made the caramel sauce too. Pauline said it was the best bread pudding she ever had. Her mother was a cook in England and made bread pudding often but nothing like this recipe. Thanks for such a great recipe. Next time I will put it in a bigger dish. :)


43 posted on 11/24/2006 1:54:02 AM PST by Bittersweetmd (God is Great and greatly to be praised.)
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To: Bittersweetmd

I would think this is the bread pudding your friend from England is used to or is it bread and butter pudding?

Bread Pudding

This packed with fruit, spices and peel. It can be served warm as a pudding and any left overs can be served cold as you would a coffee cake or of course you could warm it up either in the oven or the microwave.

Prep time: 35 mins
Cooking time: 2 hours

Ingredients
8oz stale white bread
10 fluid oz milk
2oz candied peel
Peel of orange
peel of a lemon
4oz currants
2oz sultanas
3oz shredded beef suet (you can use vegetable suet or shortening if preferred)
2oz Demerara sugar
2 level teaspoon mixed spice such a pumpkin spice
1 large egg
Milk
Butter
Gated nutmeg
Caster sugar

Cut away all the crust from the bread. Break the bread into small pieces. Place in a large mixing bowl and pour over the milk; leave to soak for 20 mins.

Finely chop the candied peel or if not already chopped, grate the orange and lemon peel add to the bread and mix in.

Add the dried fruit, suet, sugar, and spice; blend well. Beat the egg and stir it into the mixture, which should have a dropping consistency. If necessary, add milk.

Spoon the bread mixture into a well greased 2 pint pie dish (remember British pints are 20oz so probably an American quart and half dish). Grate nutmeg over the top of the mixture.

Bake on the middle shelf of an oven heated to 350F mark 4 for 1 3/4 - 2 hours or until browned.

Serve hot or cold liberally sprinkled with caster sugar.


64 posted on 11/24/2006 8:31:58 AM PST by snugs ((An English Cheney Chick - BIG TIME))
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To: Bittersweetmd
..she told me to put foil on top of the pudding with a hole in the middle..

Bingo.. I made the caramel sauce too.. OMG, I never pass the chance to eat too much, when I get caramel sauce.. :)

91 posted on 11/24/2006 3:06:38 PM PST by carlo3b ("Leave the gun, take the cannoli")
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