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What to do with left over Xmas / Christmas Pudding?
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Very clever! Sounds lovely but no leftovers here, I'm afraid
I've heard of lots of people frying leftover xmas pudding but not tried that myself. Waitrose did a mince pie ice cream this year so I'm wondering what christmas pudding ice cream would be like, with little bits of pud mixed in with vanilla ice cream?0 -
That sounds great, I always have a little piece of pud left over. Well done!!!0
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Put it in your porridge for breakfast with a bit of vanilla and cream
very yummy!
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autumngirl wrote: »Very clever! Sounds lovely but no leftovers here, I'm afraid
I've heard of lots of people frying leftover xmas pudding but not tried that myself. Waitrose did a mince pie ice cream this year so I'm wondering what christmas pudding ice cream would be like, with little bits of pud mixed in with vanilla ice cream?
I like the ice cream idea, and the porridge one, they both sound yummy!1st Purse £114.19 Monthly GB:rotfl::j:wave::j:rotfl:
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My chickens will fight for leftover pudding - I prefer eggs to a stodgy pudding anyway.:rotfl:0
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That's a great use.
Another great use is Christmas Pudding Dessert wine. You can find the how to etc at https://www.winesathome.co.uk in the newbie section.
It's a messy job, but worth it!0 -
You can make Nigella's Christmas puddini bonbons
link - http://www.styleathome.com/food-and-entertaining/recipes/recipe-nigella-s-christmas-puddini-bonbons/a/18992/
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Mothership wrote: »My family is not too keen on xmas pudding, it always ends up in the bin. But not this year. I made it into a loaf. It soon disappeared.
Ingredients
10 oz Self raising Flour
4 oz Butter
4oz Sugar
1 teaspoon Baking powder
3 Eggs
+ any leftover xmas pudding (broken up with a fork)
1 small cup of tea
Beat all the ingredients together. Grease a loaf tin and bake at 180 for about 40 min.
It was so good I'm now on the look out for reduced puddings. If anyone finds any can you let me know.
Happy New Year! (when it comes)
sainsburys had alot of their xmas puds reduced this afternoon hth0 -
cornishlady wrote: »sainsburys had alot of their xmas puds reduced this afternoon hth
Was it more than the 50% off they have had for the past week?0 -
Christmas Pudding Muffins are a yummy way to use up any leftovers:jPobodys Nerfect:j0
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