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Pudding and dessert recipes

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  • Rachie_B
    Rachie_B Posts: 8,785 Forumite
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  • oakdale_minx
    oakdale_minx Posts: 1,174 Forumite
    can anyone help? I fancy doing something pudding/cake related, either individual portions or traybake or a large cake/pudding and I have

    plain flour
    self raising flour
    3 eggs
    lots of milk
    sugar
    vegetable oil
    1 cherry yoghurt
    1/2 big tub Greek yoghurt (needs using up urgently)
    4 sachets of drinking chocolate
    6 scanbran crispbreads
    tin of peach slices
    some pears
    packet of custard mix

    I have no butter , jam honey or treacle, but I fancy something a bit warming or comforting :o
  • twink
    twink Posts: 3,827 Forumite
    if you go to page three here scruffy has a recipe for an easy yoghurt cake under easiest cakes, sorry no good at links
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Apple charlotte with pears or tined peaches.

    Fruit on the bottom and sponge on the top. You can make the custard to go with it too.
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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    twink wrote:
    if you go to page three here scruffy has a recipe for an easy yoghurt cake under easiest cakes, sorry no good at links


    YOGHURT CAKE
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  • oakdale_minx
    oakdale_minx Posts: 1,174 Forumite
    that sounds a good idea.........the tub of cherry yoghurt has a use by date of tomorrow so that's perfect -thankyou!! Yummy yummy two more pounds on my tummy!!
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    If the tin has a loose bottom I would use a glass casserole dish.
    I'm not sure about the yoghurt cake, but you never know until you try it.
    Maybe you could make it with normal sponge and serve with the greek yoghurt.
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  • redballoon_2
    redballoon_2 Posts: 1,555 Forumite
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    One tub of greek yoghurt, which has been given to me :j
    and I have some tins of fruit in the cupboard, along with the usual including some custard powder. I also have stuff in for baking. Oh and a big-ish abr of chocolate

    Any Ideas?

    Then my next question is what can I make for starters using frozen prawns? (anything but prawn cocktail!)
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  • wigginsmum
    wigginsmum Posts: 4,150 Forumite
    black-saturn's evening meal thread has a lovely recipe for fruit cobbler. If I remember correctly, bung the drained fruit in a dish, mix together a cup each of flour/sugar/milk and put it on top, cook in the oven until golden. Lovely with custard.
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  • Pink.
    Pink. Posts: 17,650 Forumite
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    redballoon wrote:
    Then my next question is what can I make for starters using frozen prawns? (anything but prawn cocktail!)

    Saute the prawns in butter, add some garlic (fresh or granules). Make sure they're piping hot and serve with a small green salad. Really simple and delicious.

    Pink
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