Pudding and dessert recipes

Rikki

YOGHURT FRITTERS

INGREDIENTS

* 1 cup yoghurt
* 2 cups flour
* 3 eggs
* 1,5 tspn soda powder
* Juice of half lemon
* Oil for frying

METHOD

Beat the eggs. Mix with the rest of the ingredients and knead the dough well. Shape the dough into small balls and fry in plenty of oil.

You could serve them with the tinned fruit.

gingin_2

Doing sunday lunch today, oh and I could quite happily give pudding a miss but the kids love it and I have to confess that I could count on one hand the number of times I have made a pudding from scratch.

I have

Eggs
Flour
sugar
butter
Golden Syrup
jam
bananas
apples

probably some other bits and pieces in the cupboards. I know it screams sponge pudding but I do not have a bowl that I could steam it with, I do have small plastic mixing bowls though

Thanks

saverstacey

apple pie or victoria sponge cake?

saverstacey

or apple crumble?

N9eav

You have to borrow a steaming bowl from a neighbour!!! The treacle sponge pudding is just crying out to be made.....:D

gingin_2

N9eav wrote:

You have to borrow a steaming bowl from a neighbour!!! The treacle sponge pudding is just crying out to be made.....:D

If only! Six students on one side and a ready meal queen on the other

Thanks for the responses . I only have 2 apples, 1 of which needs to go in ds's lunchbox tomorrow really.

Gingham_Ribbon

Pancakes with syrup and chopped banana on top?

gingin_2

Thanks Gingham Ribbon, ds loves pancakes, I might well do that

wendym

Sponge puddings come out really well cooked in a microwave in a Pyrex dish.

I now have to admit that it's a while since I did it (daughters left home) but it would be worth a look in a microwave cookery book for timings.....sorry I don't have time to google for you at the moment.

wendym

Googling "microwave pudding" produces loads of recipes, eg

http://www.chelsea.co.nz/ViewRecipe.aspx?id=185

I'm guessing Shreddo is suet.

I am now hallucinating sponge pudding.