Pudding and dessert recipes

MRSMCAWBER

Hi there

Sponge puddings...
2oz butter
2oz sugar 1 egg
2oz sr flour - throw it all in a mixer -whizz... if its a bit stiff add a drop of milk
get a bowl and place some jam, syrup, etc in the bottom..dollop the mix on top and cover with cling film and nuke for a couple of mins, check and give a bit longer if need be....
you can also add a spoon of coccoa to the mix.....and you can double the mix up -just make sure the bowl i plenty big enough as it will try to escape

you need to eat it whilst its warm as it dries out quickly

Taffyscot

I have a recipe somewhere for a rhubarb crumble in the micro. It is good. got to find it tho. what about tiramisu your b/f would probably like that. Can do it all on top of the stove and the fridge.

MRSMCAWBER

Just another thought

What about pancakes, rice pudding,

rach

very easy pudding, requires no cooking.

whip some double cream
dip choc chip cookies in whatever alcohol (sherry, brandy, rum, whisky) you have to hand and layer them with the cream in a bowl (or individual bowls).
sprinkle a flake on top if you like.

it is best left overnight or for a few hours in the fridge as the flavours develop.

for a non alcholic version apparently ginger nuts in orange juice works well

newlywed

Flapjacks work well in the microwave.... will see if I can find the recipe link from on here...


Here: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=2850161&postcount=4

They are lovely if you put choc chips in the top of them when they come out of the microwave - if you put them in when you cook them they melt and disappear

Chollita

ROFL at MrsMcawber's Houdini pudding

I thought of rice pudding, but I don't think you can get pudding rice here (Spain), so what alternative could you use? Would normal rice work?

Miss_Cinnabon

ok just tried searching but didnt come up much and too tired to try again;)

i have got rhubarb and rasps in the freezer and dh would like something made with pastry, havent slept much so my head is not letting me think today:D

any ideas?

susie

blackvelvetshoes

how about this?

http://www.rhubarbinfo.com/recipe-tart.html#index_tart_2


lots more rhubarb recipes here too

http://www.rhubarbinfo.com/recipe-index.html

Strapped

Not very original, but rhubarb crumble, yum, yum, yum, just the thing for cold winter evenings

Miss_Cinnabon

great links there ta, mmm crumble, dont get me started there:D its so yummy!

susie