Thrift Lady's Chocolate Fudge Pudding- oh my God!!!!!

jessicamb

Mine didnt work

I think I didnt put enough milk in because it was still powdery when it came out. Oh well I'll have to try another one at the weekend, maybe with proper measures instead of the old 'that looks about right' :rotfl:

Mushes up fine with icecream though I'll feed it to the rellies tomorrow and tell them its supposed to be like that.

sooz

it sounds lovely, but please, before it all goes horribly wrong for me does this mean two thirds of a cup or 2 to 3 cups :rolleyes:

2/3 cup sugar


ta

jessicamb

sooz wrote:

it sounds lovely, but please, before it all goes horribly wrong for me does this mean two thirds of a cup or 2 to 3 cups :rolleyes:

2/3 cup sugar


ta

Two thirds to me

newlywed

I did two thirds!

It does look like a large dish but it is only quite a thin cake with the fudgey sauce bit at the bottom so not too horrendous - four of us ate it quite easily for pudding!

Edit: and with all that fudge sauce, it didn't need cream (but I don't like cream anyway!!!)

r.mac_2

Sherratthead wrote:

There's a girl where I work who is ALWAYS cooking and baking - she's really good at it.

She bakes for her hubby and always brings bits and bobs into work for us all to sample.

Thing is, SHE doesn't eat ANY of it - she does it for the pure enjoyment of cooking / baking. (and of course, she's lovely and slim...)

I'm sure it's a ploy to make sure none of us ever get slimmer than she is - lol!

Jayne xxxx

definately takes some of the fun out of cooking if you can't eat your efforts!:rotfl:

decided to cut recipe in half and use smaller dish to try tonight. Felt guilty when OH rang to say he would be late as he was going to the GYM :eek: and now think that i should be less liberal with the puddings.

thriftlady_2

sooz wrote:

it sounds lovely, but please, before it all goes horribly wrong for me does this mean two thirds of a cup or 2 to 3 cups :rolleyes:

2/3 cup sugar


ta

Yes, it's two thirds of a cup:) . Is there a way of writing fractions so that it's clear ?

Glad everyone likes it :T My family of 5 can demolish most of a whole pud at one sitting (the dish I use is roughly 9 by 13 inches may be a bit more or less, and it is 2 inches deep.)

I am in awe of the lady that can bake but not eat what she has made I find that impossible.

Jessicamb, I hope you have better luck with your next try.

r.mac_2

totally recommend this pudding. made it tonight for dinner and it was delicious.

I did a half quantity and cooked it for 20-25 mins max and it was perfect.

nursemolly

can this be made in the microwave????
cheers
molly
xx

nursemolly

oooohhhh yummy.
just made it in the microwave. zapped it for 12 mins on medium high as it originally began to boil over on high.
just so delicious.....but very sweet, so able to stick to my diet by just needing a little bit...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...so could even be a dieters friendly pud!!!!!!!!

wigginsmum

Made this last night for a dinner party with extra thick cream, and it was fabulous. Will definitely do this one again!