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British Food Recipes - Summer Pudding Recipe

A selection of gourmet food recipes from Barbara Jago-Ford co-owner of The British Shoppe.

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Summer Pudding Recipe

6 large slices of bread, crusts removed
4 oz sugar
5 tbls water
1 1/2 lbs soft summer fruits 
(either rhubarb, raspberries, strawberries, gooseberries, stoned cherries, black or redcurrants, or a mixture of fruits)
A sprig of mint to decorate
5 fl oz fresh double cream
1 tbls fresh milk

Cut bread into neat fingers.

Put sugar and water into a saucepan and heat slowly until sugar melts, stirring.

To Microwave:
Put sugar and water into a bowl and cook for about 2 mins. stirring frequently, until dissolved.

Add fruit and simmer gently for about 7-10 mins. (gooseberries and blackcurrants may take a few mins. longer).

To Microwave:
Add fruit, cover and cook for 3-7 mins, stirring occasionally until soft.

Reserve a few spoonfuls of the juice.

Line base and sides of a 2 pint pudding basin with bread fingers.

Add half the hot fruit mixture. Cover with more bread fingers.

Pour in remaining fruit mixture and top with remaining bread fingers.

Cover with a saucer or plate. Place a heavy weight on top.

Refrigerate overnight.

Turn out on to a plate. If there are any white patches, spoon reserved juice over them.

Decorate with fruit and mint.

Serve with cream, whipped with milk until lightly stiff.


 

RECIPE LINKS:  
RecipesDate and Walnut Teabread, Quick and Easy Crème Brulee, ChranachanTrifle, Coronation Chicken, High Tea - Baked Beans on ToastBonfire Toffee, Double Devon Cream FudgeHoliday StuffingsEarl Grey Bread & Butter PuddingTraditional Scotch DinnerRed Velvet CakeHot Cross BunsStilton & Fresh Pear Savoury TartWelsh Rarebit (Rabbit) RecipeBlancmangeCurry MasalaTreacle PuddingYorkshire PuddingCottage PieFlapjacksEnglish Toffee ApplesCustard TartBraised Leg Of LambHarvest Pudding(Hot Coronation Turkey)Sticky Toffee PuddingMaids Of Honour TartsEton Mess PuddingSticky Gooey Ginger CakeFront Parlour Tea SconesScotch EggsTreacle SpongeTea CakesLemon CurdBanoffi PieHam & Pineapple TopknotsKedgereeLunchtime Salad RecipePots-Au-Chocolat RecipeSomerset Pork With Apples RecipeSteaks with Stilton Cheese Sauce RecipeStilton and Grape Avocados RecipeSummer Pudding RecipeQueen's Cake RecipeYorkshire Parkin Recipe






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