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  • RopeYardRailsBruv
    RopeYardRailsBruv Posts: 23
    CaptainRobbo said:
    Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
    Could murder one of these right now, been years.
    Many years ago I worked in Stratford E15, these where a favourite from Percy Ingle’s bakery. Know to locals as “Hairy Marys”
  • Rossman92
    Rossman92 Posts: 3,715
    Karim_myBagheri said:
    Rossman92 said:
    So simple, yet so delicious! I made a banana bread version last year that was superb 
    Love banana bread. My sister makes it every now and then and it's perfection with a glass of milk (yeah bit odd but I do love a glass of milk with something sweet) 
    That’s the only way to have it mate👍🏼👍🏼
  • Rossman92
    Rossman92 Posts: 3,715
    iainment said:
    Rossman92 said:
    So simple, yet so delicious! I made a banana bread version last year that was superb 
    How? Give recipe.
    https://tornadoughalli.com/banana-bread-pudding/#recipe

    I believe this is the recipe I used 
  • charltonkeston
    charltonkeston Posts: 7,413
    My wife, (she trained as a chef in her long ago youth), makes the best bread pudding I have ever tasted. She made it for me once.
  • AddicksAddict
    AddicksAddict Posts: 16,017
    bobmunro said:
    Food of the Gods.

    Can't get it up here (they always say "do you mean bread and butter pudding?". Heathens.

    Can't be arsed to make it so we get ours from here - absolutely delicious.




    Looks OK-ish - not dark enough so I suspect it’s light on the cinnamon. 
  • AddicksAddict
    AddicksAddict Posts: 16,017
    msomerton said:
    iainment said:

    I was hankering after bread pudding and thought I’d make some. Couldn’t remember what my mum put in so looked up recipes on line. They all seem to have milk and egg in them. I do know my mum’s one was water and bread no dairy.

    Are they confusing bread pudding with bread and butter pudding?

    How was it made in your family?

    stale bread dried fruits , spices fats butter and lard or margarine, and water mix to form a dough. That is what I remember.
    Sounds right, except Mum or Dad would soak the bread overnight then squeeze it out before mixing. 
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,166
    I had a big slab of bread pudding on Saturday!

    We grabbed a quick lunch on the way back to Westerham through Biggin Hill and popped into the airport cafe which is quite basic but the food is pretty good.  The bread pudding was screaming at me to eat it, so I did and it was bloody lovely.
  • iainment
    iainment Posts: 8,097
    The cafe in Charlton Park does a god bread pudding. As I discovered on Sunday.

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