Traditional British Christmas Pudding is a make-ahead, steamed, fruit-filled dessert that is set alight when served. It is a beautiful culmination of many British Christmas dinners.
Christmas Pudding, as Americans know it, is a soft, dairy-type dessert, like custard, but to Brits, it simply means, “dessert”. Christmas Pudding, therefore, is translated to “Christmas Dessert”. You’ve probably also heard it called plum pudding as in Charles Dicken’s classic, A Christmas Carol.
If you haven't organized dessert for Christmas day, why not make this easy dessert? This recipe requires just a few store-bought ingredients to create a delicious dessert that appeals to all. There are all the good things - ice cream, chocolate, and nuts. Plus, crunchy, chocolatey cereal for a bit of fun.
260 gm. yesterday's bread
250 gm. brown or yellow sugar (https://amzn.to/3sZeVBG recommended)
100 gm. almonds (https://amzn.to/46piXlj recommended)
50 gm raisins (https://amzn.to/48tHyXZ recommended)
100 gm. candied fruit (https://amzn.to/465enJl recommended)
1 tsp. cinnamon (https://amzn.to/3ZsMRTy recommended)
juice and skin of lemon and orange
125 gm. melted butter or margarine
1 small glass of rum
5 eggs
1 cup milk
Pour boiling water over the almonds to peel them off and cut them into pieces, as well as the fruits and the bread. Pour boiling milk over these ingredients, add some more if the mixture is too dry. When cold, add the melted butter, eggs, and other ingredients, mixing well. Put in a 'banjo-maria' pan and let it cook for 50 minutes.
Unmold after cooling. You may decorate with caramel or cream
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