Favortite Pudding?
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Apr 18th, 2002, 01:06 AM
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If you go to Helen's British Cooking site http://www.hwatson.force9.co.uk/cookbook/cookbook.htm<BR>mand click on desserts, you'll see loads of lovely fattening puds.<BR>She has a winter fruits brulee but doesn't have the classic creme brulee. In spite of its French name this is an English dish invented in either an Oxford or Cambridge college.
Apr 18th, 2002, 03:53 AM
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Dallas,<BR>I'm sure Bookchick probably has had Figgy pudding , It's a tradtional christmas pudding in UK. want a recipe to make it yourself, that's what I do.<BR><BR>http://www.cooksrecipes.com/dessert/figgy-pudding-with-custard-sauce-recipe.html<BR><BR>My favorite is sticky toffee, by the way.
Apr 18th, 2002, 06:38 AM
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Dallas,<BR>Experiences with it have included my childhood Christmases in Canada at the home of relatives, around Twelfth Night in London at the home of a classmate in 1987, and assorted winter visits either to Canada or the UK over the course of my lifetime. Twelfth Night in London stands out in my memory because I thought the desserts would never end!<BR><BR>Good Travels & Good Appetite,<BR>BC<BR><BR>P.S. Thanks, Demi. I have personally never attempted to make it!
Apr 18th, 2002, 01:41 PM
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Banana pudding like they make it down south (where it counts as a vegetable on many a restaurant "vegetable plate" -- gotta love that!), with Vanilla Wafers and whipped cream on top. Mmmm-mmm.<BR><BR>And rice pudding sometimes too.<BR><BR>But where do Fodorites stand on the key question of pudding skin? My least favorite part of the pudding, but I've heard others claim it's their favorite.
