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Old Fashioned Satisfyingly Stodgy (in the right ways!) Bread Pudding


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Recipe Name:  Bread Pudding in the Aga Range Cooker

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Meal Type: Dessert
Prep Time: 15 Minutes

Cook time: 30 Minutes

Servings: Makes a tray full, a belly full, a cake tin full!
Description: 

Written up by Blake & Bull's Katy

This photo of Christine C's rather delicious dish full of crunchy topped bread pudding with our chicken textiles took me on a journey down memory lane...

As a child, after we moved from East London to Cirencester, we lived on a higgledy piggledy ancient street. At one end was the river churn and at the other the beautiful Parish Church. Just before the church was a bakers that had been there for generations. It sold the best doughnuts, Russian salad rolls in crunchy baps and this, proper old bread pudding amongst other sugary delights. It was a momentous day when I was given some small change, and sent out on the walk up to the shop for the first time on my own!

Christine C took me happily back there with this photo and has gifted us her Nana's recipe to try! I am so excited... I had never thought to bake it! And it sits very well with the no waste way of cooking and baking. Thank you Christine!

This recipe is the perfect fit for fits on runners half size roasting tin and pre-cut non stick liner 

Ingredients:

  • 3/4 loaf bread
  • 2-3 table sps SR flour
  • 1lb chopped mixed fruit 
  • 8 oz butter
  • 6ozs brown sugar 
  • 2 heaped tsp mixed spice
  • 2 well beaten eggs
  • Demerara for crunchy sprinkles!
  • Method:

  • Soak bread in water then mash thoroughly with your hands
  • Melt butter in baking dish. 
  • Squeeze out most of water from bread. 
  • Add everything except eggs and butter. 
  • Add eggs and melted butter. 
  • Pour into hot baking dish
  • ake in your baking oven for about an hour or until it smells right and is firm-ish to touch! Use your cold shelf if you are using the roasting oven, heres how! 
  • Dredge with Demerara sugar. Eat either hot or cold.
  • If you make this, or any other recipe from our baking or recipe guide, I would love to see your photo! remember to take one before you guzzle it up! What recipe takes you down memory lane...? 

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