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bread pudding with out mixed fruit
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jenster
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does anyone have a recipe for bread pudding that doesnt use mixed fruit (raisins ect) sorry but i dont like mixed fruit so could we subsitute say apple or pineapple ?
any idea's anyone
jenster....
any idea's anyone
jenster....
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Hi there jenster....
You can make it where you spread marmalade, jam on the bread instead of using fruit....and i have even seen it done with chocolate spread
I think pineapple may make the custard bit curdle/split a bit....but it would still be edible...
Im sure you will get lots more answers soon-6 -8 -3 -1.5 -2.5 -3 -1.5-3.50 -
Delia has a delicious recipe for marmalade bread and butter pudding. She also has a lovely pudding called apple and orange crunch in her complete cookery book. You brush bread with butter then use the bread to encase a filling of apples with orange zest, juice and sugar. Not a bread and butter pudding as such but definitely worth a go.0
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I would have thought that fresh fruit would work fine - Delia's recipe for Bread Pudding (with Brandy Cream!!!) has you soaking the dried, mixed fruit .... which would reconstitute it, to a "near" fresh state. But I would be careful with the liquid content if using fresh fruit - pineapple, in particular, contains a lot of water (juice).
Have you thought about using other dried fruit, rather than the usual raisins? Cranberries?
Why not experiment and give us a new, exotic bread pudding recipe?Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0 -
OH only used sultanas in his Bread pud, (NOT bread and butter pudding) if I have the chance I soak them in Tea for a couple of hours before he uses them0
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pineapple and its juice has an enzyme that would prevent the custard form cookign properly, but you could make a plain bread pudding and add eh pineaplle cooked into a sauce when you eat it.
Cooked apples, apricots, plums etc would all work in that delia recipe where you sandwich a filling between the bread slices.0 -
OK, I'm confused now. Does the OP (Jenster) mean Bread Pudding?
Or Bread & Butter Pudding?Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0 -
Could mean either, but our answers work for both!0
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actually i meant bread and butter pudding LOL
so thanks for the replys i like the jam/marmalde one
if anyone else has any recipes to add pls
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if anyone else has any recipes to add pls
Delia's Chocolate Bread & Butter Pudding :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0 -
i make it savoury sprinkling cheese and slices of tomatoes in between and then add the milk and eggs etc. sometimes add fried leeks or courgettes anything i have left over. whenever i reach a crust we put it in a bag inthe fridge then make one when the bags full. serve with salad!0
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