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puddings?

boredjellybean
boredjellybean Posts: 565 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
Hi there I've tried looking for a thread about puddings but am useless at searching so please forgive me if this has already been asked... I want some ideas/recipes for puddings for my little family - I am a stay at home Mum & enjoy cooking so would like to make more effort than the usual yogurt for their pudding.... Ideally the recipes I'm after would be cheap & filling things & some of them healthy (though I'm lucky they are pretty fit/healthy children so I don't mind some treats too)

Many thanks in advance

Sarah xx
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  • purpleheather2810
    purpleheather2810 Posts: 524 Forumite
    Hi, have you tried the recipe index? Hang on, I'll find a link...
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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    edited 20 March 2011 at 6:30PM
    Hi, :)

    There are plenty of puds, among other things, collected here...

    The Complete Cooking Collection

    And a whole bunch more scattered through this one:-

    School days recipes

    HTH :)
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  • BitterAndTwisted
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    If you can make a basic sponge-cake mixture you can make a pudding. All you need is a bit of imagination and a few things in the store-cupboard to chuck into it. A few slices of apple or pears, a couple of pineapple rings can be made into an upside-down-cake and served with custard. Sprinkle a few chopped, dried dates or sultanas into it. Maybe some chopped, dried apricots or even prunes. A bit of golden syrup. Any of these could be served with yoghurt, fromage frais or creme fraiche instead. One recipe, endless possibilities.
  • Ladyhawk
    Ladyhawk Posts: 2,064 Forumite
    How about whipped cream, greek yog, honey with chopped up crunchies?
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  • lostinrates
    lostinrates Posts: 55,283 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    Puddings you can make from peft overs are useful to have ''in your head'' or close by. I love queen of puddings, bread and butter pudding (with various additions), bread pudding, meringues and messes....for any spare eggwhites.

    Even grilling some fruit and serving it with yogurt can be yummy...especially if you drizzle with honey. Or fruit and yoghurt trifles ( left over cake, some fruit and yogurt on top)
  • Rummer
    Rummer Posts: 6,550 Forumite
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    I must not read this thread! Trying so hard not to eat puddings!
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  • birkee
    birkee Posts: 1,933 Forumite
    Britains best dish http://www.itv.com/lifestyle/food/britainsbestdish/puddings/default.html
  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    A couple of magic links...

    Pudding threads on Old Style

    Sweet threads on Old Style

    You'll get search results which will include threads that aren't entirely relevant - but "most" will be :)
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  • Pink.
    Pink. Posts: 17,650 Forumite
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    Hi boredjellybean,

    This is the main thread on puddings/desserts. It has loads of suggestions that should help (squeaky, look away now ;)).

    Pudding and dessert recipes

    I'll add your thread to it later to keep the ideas together.

    Pink
  • boredjellybean
    boredjellybean Posts: 565 Forumite
    Thank you all so much :D I will spend this morning pouring over those recipes ;)

    Sarah xx
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