Now, is my family just weird ...

Rachie_B

lindadykes wrote: »

No!!! When I was young I remember my aunt giving me macaroni as a sweet milk pudding for dessert.

me too !! and i also remember thinking i would offend her if i didnt eat it

but it really made me feel sick afterwards

and ive never eaten it since !

LOVE macaroni cheese however

Rachie_B

stefejb wrote: »

mum used to make a spaghetti milk pudidng with a dash of blue food colouring and call it Blue String Pudding a la The Clangers - that's me showing my age

:eek: :rotfl: OMG thats rank !

ivyleaf

My Mum only made rice pudding - I don't remember her ever making macaroni milk pudding, so I didn't know that anyone did until after we were married - I suggested making macaroni cheese for tea and my husband gave me a very strange look and said "But macaroni's meant to be a sweet pudding, not savoury!"

beemuzed

As one who was born at the very end of the 40's, yes, I remember macaroni pudding too. In fact I remember thinking how very odd it was the first time I met macaroni as a savoury dish in my late teens!
Haven't eaten macaroni pudding since getting married (1970!) and absolutely love macaroni cheese these days!

whitewing

Well, I love Yorkshire Pudding with syrup...does anyone else have that?

celyn90

_pale_ my mum used to make this for us when we were little... I still hate it :rotfl: My brother used to call it sugar tapeworms.

LittleVoice

whitewing wrote: »

Well, I love Yorkshire Pudding with syrup...does anyone else have that?

Not syrup, but jam - decades ago though - at home with my parents.

Ticklemouse

whitewing wrote: »

Well, I love Yorkshire Pudding with syrup...does anyone else have that?

I remember occasionally having yorkies with blackcurrant jam and evap milk. But I still prefer yorkies as a savory.

astonsmummy

OMG, how bizzare!
I'm a homecarer so see lots of 'mature' ladies (and men) everyday, last night on my round one of my ladies mentioned her macaroni pudding, i have never in my life heard of it, she gave me the recepie and i might try it as my son LOVES pasta.
I think it is pretty bizzare that the next day there i see a thread about it!

bellaquidsin

Yes, macaroni pudding featured in my past, and yorkshire pudding with syrup on - yum.

A pudding really to die for is yorkshire pudding with homemade raspberry vinegar. No , I haven't got a recipe, my dad used to do it some 60 years ago and he's not around any more to ask. But then we were a weird family we loved apple pie and Wensleydale cheese, or fruit cake and cheese and I love cheese and marmalade sandwiches to this day.

Bella