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Traditional Christmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce
Traditional Christmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Vegetarian, Desserts, Christmas
Ingredients List
- 8 oz Currants
- 4 oz Sultanas
- 4 oz Raisins
- 4 oz Chopped candied peel
- 1 oz Skinned & chopped almonds
- 4 oz Wholewheat flour
- 1/2 ts Salt
- 1/2 ts Grated nutmeg
- 1/2 ts Ground ginger
- 1 1/2 ts Mixed spice
- 8 oz Brown sugar
- 4 oz Wholewheat breadcrumbs
- 8 oz Vegetable suet
- 1 Lemon, juice & rind
- 1 tb Molasses
- 5 tb Water & rum mixed
Directions
Grease a 2 pint pudding basin & use a large saucepan to hold the basin.
Wash currants, sultanas & raisins in warm water & pat dry. Put fruit in
large bowl with candied peel & almonds. Sift flour, salt & spices into
bowl & add sugar, breadcrumbs & suet. Mix well then stir in lemon juice,
rind & molasses with enough of the water & rum mixture to make a soft
mixture. Turn into the basin, cover with waxed paper & aluminum foil & put
basin into pot. Pour enough water into the pot to reach halfway up the
side of the basin. Bring to a boil, cover saucepan & let pudding steam
gently for 4 hours, watching the water level & topping up with boiling
water if necessary.
When cooked, cool the pudding & store in a cool dry place for up to 2
months. Before serving, steam pudding agin for 3 hours. Turn out onto a
serving platter & flame with brandy if you desire.
**NOTE I divide the pudding in half & make 2 smaller puddings. Keeps up to
3 months in the fridge.
Eaten many times by Stu Pickell
Wash currants, sultanas & raisins in warm water & pat dry. Put fruit in
large bowl with candied peel & almonds. Sift flour, salt & spices into
bowl & add sugar, breadcrumbs & suet. Mix well then stir in lemon juice,
rind & molasses with enough of the water & rum mixture to make a soft
mixture. Turn into the basin, cover with waxed paper & aluminum foil & put
basin into pot. Pour enough water into the pot to reach halfway up the
side of the basin. Bring to a boil, cover saucepan & let pudding steam
gently for 4 hours, watching the water level & topping up with boiling
water if necessary.
When cooked, cool the pudding & store in a cool dry place for up to 2
months. Before serving, steam pudding agin for 3 hours. Turn out onto a
serving platter & flame with brandy if you desire.
**NOTE I divide the pudding in half & make 2 smaller puddings. Keeps up to
3 months in the fridge.
Eaten many times by Stu Pickell
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