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I've never had Bread and butter pudding or that other one summer pudding, it just seems wrong to me bread should be for sandwiches.
I love how we all like different things.
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OH said his favourite is my bread and butter pudding - crammed with fruit and a very crispy top served with vanilla ice cream.
Pity he doesn’t get it very often!
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Originally posted by Bren In Pots View PostWhile we're talking about puddings what's your Custard preference ?
Tinned
Powder
Homemade.
( is it any wonder why I need to keep dieting?)
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Originally posted by Bren In Pots View PostWhile we're talking about puddings what's your Custard preference ?
Tinned
Powder
Homemade.
I like proper custard made with eggs etc but you can't beat a huge jug of birds custard (I make mine in the microwave) and I loves the skin off it ... Mainly because at home no one else did so I worked out you got a bigger dollop that without
Tinned is OK if you're desperate as is the instant stuff ...
My job at christmas is to mke the custard for the trifle that only me and Mrs G eat
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While we're talking about puddings what's your Custard preference ?
Tinned
Powder
Homemade.
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Hard to beat an apple pie straight out of the oven, if the pastry is homemade, and there's custard to go with it.
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Originally posted by Bren In Pots View PostSometimes when we want a quick pudding I cheat and make a microwave one, 2 oz of flour, butter, sugar and eggs. Beat together mix in fruit or a dollop of jam in the bottom then cook in a pudding basin for 3 mins.
Perfect
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Just as well we don't have a microwave. Mr Snoop would be asking for that for breakfast!
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Sometimes when we want a quick pudding I cheat and make a microwave one, 2 oz of flour, butter, sugar and eggs. Beat together mix in fruit or a dollop of jam in the bottom then cook in a pudding basin for 3 mins.
PerfectLast edited by Bren In Pots; 23-10-2021, 03:55 PM.
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What have I started
I'm looking at houses in wales Can't afford it but you never know I may win the lottery. and we're off down there for a week soon so may have to sneak past
Saw a beauty that was on the coast but it was 950k ... about 949 more than I have
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Ha!…I’ve got the link up ready to buy….was going to ask OH if he thought our daughter would like a copy whilst I’m at it!
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I'm worse: I've just bought the book from AbeBooks. Around five euros, Nicos, including delivery from the UK. Just so's you know...
And thanks, nick the grief. I'll check out the Sussex pond pudding. Sounds just my kind of pud. And I actually have some suet (Atora vegetable, but I presume it will do).
Last edited by Snoop Puss; 23-10-2021, 01:43 PM.
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostI’ve just looked up their site and there are 8 of their recipes on there….OMG I actually started salivating
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I’ve just looked up their site and there are 8 of their recipes on there….OMG I actually started salivating
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