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freezing bread and butter pudding
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spaghetti_monster
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Hi guys!
My in-laws just gave us loads of bread rolls (why is a long story) and we've eaten quite a lot but now what's left is getting a bit stale and I fancy a bread and butter pudding.
But I don't think we'll eat it all straight away, so at what stage could I (or should I) freeze it?
Should I make 2 and freeze a totally prepared but uncooked one?
Or just make one and freeze the left overs???
I'm just about to go away for a few days for work so anything unfreezable would just sit in the fridge (probably for 4 days). And I think that if by then I didn't do anything with the bread it'll be off.
Thanks!
Alex x
My in-laws just gave us loads of bread rolls (why is a long story) and we've eaten quite a lot but now what's left is getting a bit stale and I fancy a bread and butter pudding.
But I don't think we'll eat it all straight away, so at what stage could I (or should I) freeze it?
Should I make 2 and freeze a totally prepared but uncooked one?
Or just make one and freeze the left overs???
I'm just about to go away for a few days for work so anything unfreezable would just sit in the fridge (probably for 4 days). And I think that if by then I didn't do anything with the bread it'll be off.
Thanks!
Alex x
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Hi, I usually make it completely then freeze, it has always been ok and only needs microwaved to re-heat. Hope this helps.Debt free - Mortgage free - Work free ( in that order
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I guess that would be easier just to make one. Also maybe I could leave leftovers in the fridge and tell OH to eat it over the weekend!0
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Hi again, why don't you just freeze the extra bread as well, it will be ok in the freezer for a few weeks.Debt free - Mortgage free - Work free ( in that order
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Actually.... I made the pudding this morning and already 3 quarters is gone (also OH working at home not just me!!!!)
So freezing is now not an issue!!!!0
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