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Post by smokey on Apr 21, 2015 20:44:06 GMT 10
This was my Fathers Mums recipe for bread and butter pudding from back in the fiftys. Its as simple as it always was but hers was something special My Nanas bread and butter pudding. About ten slices of white bread buttered both sides with real butter. Stale or fresh it doesn't matter. Cut them into triangles. For the custard; 4 eggs 500ml milk or 200 ml cream and 300 ml milk for a richer pudding. 1 Tbs custard power Half cup sugar 100 ml sweet sherry 1 tsp vanilla Essenece sprinkle of nutmeg Wisk. Into a deep baking dish, Lay out the bread and Halfway up sprinkle over a handful of diced dried dates. Then continue to build the bread layers. Pour over the custard mixture and let sit 30 minutes to soak. Push everything down then sprinkle the top with dark brown sugar. Bake in the oven (or bbq) at 180c for aprox 40 Minutes whatching for any burning. Let rest till warm to set the custard and serve with cream.
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Post by shayneh2006 on Apr 21, 2015 20:52:00 GMT 10
This was my Fathers Mums recipe for bread and butter pudding from back in the fiftys. Its as simple as it always was but hers was something special My Nanas bread and butter pudding. About ten slices of white bread buttered both sides with real butter. Stale or fresh it doesn't matter. Cut them into triangles. For the custard; 4 eggs 500ml milk or 200 ml cream and 300 ml milk for a richer pudding. 1 Tbs custard power Half cup sugar 100 ml sweet sherry 1 tsp vanilla Essenece sprinkle of nutmeg Wisk. Into a deep baking dish, Lay out the bread and Halfway up sprinkle over a handful of diced dried dates
Sounds great Mick.
What do you mean above in bold. I am thinking you mean just an even layer, then build like you would with say Lasagne???
Shayne
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Post by smokey on Apr 21, 2015 21:04:37 GMT 10
Yep about halway up or towards the top sprinkle over the dates. They need to be in liquid while baking so they soften up.
In other words not on top but a few stragglers won't matter. This is so much different to saltana sprinkle bread pudding. The chopped dates give it another surprise angle. Much more morish
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Post by shayneh2006 on Apr 21, 2015 21:57:12 GMT 10
Cheers for the reply Mick.
My missus is going to love this when i cook iy for her.
Thanks for sharing it.
Shayne
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Post by chrisg on Apr 22, 2015 10:03:47 GMT 10
Damn, must be 30 years since I made one of those. Used to be a real treat even if in reality it was frugal food to use up stale bread Have me determined to make one again now Cheers
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