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Pudding and dessert recipes
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There's a recipe for a microwave suet pud in the Old Style Recipe Collection (from the blue bar at the top of the page) and if you leave the egg out you get a slightly denser pud. Must admit, I like mine stodgy. And light. And, well... any way they come really
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As usual Thriftlady comes up trumps! I've just made that pudding and its fantastic! thank you Thriftlady and Purplemoon!July Win: Nokia 58000
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Has anyone got any good recipies for a fab dessert I could make for tonight??Make £10 a day challenge March 2013 £101.24 / £240 :j
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Home made profiteroles? Always seems a luxury to me but are very easy to make The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0
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whats the recipie? Also it needs to be transportable as we are eating at a friends house! ThanksMake £10 a day challenge March 2013 £101.24 / £240 :j
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redballoon wrote:whats the recipie? Also it needs to be transportable as we are eating at a friends house! Thanks
Ok two ticks and I'll find it.
they are transportable if you put them in a large dish - I've hawked them round before without problems. The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0 -
ohh thanks!Make £10 a day challenge March 2013 £101.24 / £240 :j
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profiteroles are easy to make. I like to fill them with nice ice cream as an alternative to cream. although would be easier with to make ahead with cream. chocolate sauce would be quick enough in the micro once you get there.x x x0
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Here you go - very similar to the recipe I used.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/chocolateprofiterole_3182.shtml
It does say to serve with a chocolate sauce but you could just melt some chocolate over the top of its too much hassle to transport sauce as wellThe early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0 -
thats brillant! thanksMake £10 a day challenge March 2013 £101.24 / £240 :j
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