1940's Bread Pudding with rum sauce.
An inexact recipe, with inadequate directions or pan recommendations, but no matter, it has always turned out well even if I adjust and forget stuff.
Soak 4 Oz raisins for 1-2 hours in rum.
Preheat oven to 325
Mix together
1 Pound day old Bread ( 1/2 inch cubes) Drier works better. A mix of white and wheat is nice, but all wheat doesn't work well.
1 Tablespoon Cinnamon
1 Tablespoon Nutmeg
1/2 Teaspoon Salt
2 Tablespoons Baking powder
4 OZ Raisins - the ones Soaked in rum 1-2 hours. I tend to use more than is called for, and this seems to work just fine.
4 OZ Peaches, drained Same here, I use whatever is in a can.
Mix together- then add to above
5 Eggs
1 Pound Sugar
1/4 Pound melted Butter
Mix together -then add to above
1 Quart Milk
2 Tablespoons Vanilla
2 Tablespoons Rum Extract
Pour into baking pan, about 10X14 I think, adjust according to what you have.
Bake about 30 minutes or until it doesn't jiggle and turns brown on the top.
Rum Sauce Better (in half)
(1) 2 Tablespoons Sweet Butter
(1/8) 1/4 Cups Flour
(2) 4 Cups Milk
(1/4) 1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla
(2) 4 Teaspoons rum extract
(1) 2 Teaspoons Rum (the left over from the soaked raisins works well
(1/4) 1/2 Cup Powdered Sugar
(1/8) 1/4 Cup Eagle Brand Milk.
Mix and heat slowly stirring constantly over low heat...until it is hot I guess, I lost this part of the recipe. Treat as you would any heated milk, taking care not to curdle the milk.
D rolled the blanket up and pushed the stool closer to the heater, to make Moby happy. Seems to have worked.
7 comments:
I'd be happy having a nap there, too, though slightly cramped.
Phil,
If you only had a cat spine, as well as a larger area to nap on, you'd be fine.
I love a bread pudding - may try this recipe in the new year (have Heston Blumenthal's xmas pudding to be getting on with now).
I'm sure the pudding tastes nice, but it doesn't look very appetising in the photo... :S
Yum.
I'm off to emulate Moby, although by the end of the day I might more closely emulate the pudding.
Best wishes, festive greetings and all that to everyone.
RthS,
There is time.
Pacian,
I may have left it in the oven a little too long, admittedly.
Pete,
Happy festiving.
that sounds delicious...
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