Christmas Pudding
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ali_kat

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32,152 posts

250 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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I plan on making it for the first time this year, using Delia, as the others I've read don't sound as good smile

Have any of you got anything you prefer please?

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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My mum did one once.... she wasn't happy with all our reactions.... 20yrs on she still mentioned it..... obviously massive issue to her, be careful.... it wasn't bad but not to our acquired taste of Tesco/misses peaks/waitrose puddings we had become accustomed to...... to much texture/nuts,,, basically all the things I would appreciate now (aged 45 and 11 months), but not as a 12 year old kid

ralphrj

4,078 posts

220 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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I made my first Christmas Pudding last year using this recipe.

It tasted much better than any shop bought pudding.

adsk

105 posts

188 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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I do this recipe but substitute 2oz of the breadcrumbs for plain flour. Super easy to make.

I've always made it in a slow cooker: 1 hr on high and about 20 hrs on low.

https://kethry.wordpress.com/food/xmaspud/

Whichever recipe you go for, do it in a slow cooker. It makes a huge difference.


ali_kat

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32,152 posts

250 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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bluelightbabe

297 posts

197 months

Monday 9th November 2015
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I'm not a massive fan of Christmas pudding s the first time I cooked Christmas dinner for my parents I did a Christmas pudding ice cream - most of the ingredients of a Christmas pudding in a homemade ice cream. I've made it several times since and it goes down well with everyone as it's a bit different

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/78600/christmas...

ali_kat

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32,152 posts

250 months

Friday 27th November 2015
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In the end I made 4...

I started with Nigella, soaking the fruit in Vodka

Then won a Silver Sixpence from the Royal Mint, so followed their receipe - it has chocolate in it yum

I'll let you know the result biggrin