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4 slices of bread30g butter30g sultanas25g currantsGrated zest of 1 orange2 eggs300ml milk1 tsp vanilla extract1 tablespoon single cream25g caster sugar30g soft brown sugar
4 slices of bread
30g butter
30g sultanas
25g currants
Grated zest of 1 orange
2 eggs
300ml milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tablespoon single cream
25g caster sugar
30g soft brown sugar
Prep to Cook: Ovenproof dish, jug, whisk, tablespoon, zest grater, forkOven on 180ºC or Gas 4
Prep: 1. Prepare the bread:
Butter the bread thickly and cut into cubes
Grease the cooking dish with remaining butter
Put the bread pieces in the bowl
Add the sultanas and currants and mix
Sprinkle the orange zest over this mixture
2. Prepare the juice:
In a jug crack the eggs and add caster sugar
Beat the eggs and add the milk and cream and vanilla extract
Pour over the bread mixture and leave to stand for 10 minutes(or put in the fridge for later in the day)
3. Prep to bake:
Sprinkle the brown sugar over the pudding
Put in the oven and cook for 20 – 25 minutes
The top should be crispy and the pudding wobbly
Serve.
Bread Pudding Please solves that eternal question ‘What’s for pud?’ It can easily be doubled up to serve more people and left-overs keep for days. The joy of this pudding is that it is complete and ready to go once you’ve made it. Serve it warm.
Use up stale croissants or teacakes to make this pudding slightly different. Dried cranberries are also delicious and can be added with the sultanas
Cooks Know How: You will enjoy the assembly of this pudding. You will recognise that eggs and milk will set over the bread giving a moist and vanilla custard. You will see browning and notice caramel forming on the surface. The factors alone will help you delight in how good this pudding is.