Bread pudding

iainment · January 10

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?

jonseventyfive · January 10

Beautiful stuff, memory from the past also, raisins made an appearance in our recipe I recall.

EugenesAxe · January 10

Thought this was a thread about Wayne Rooney

guinnessaddick · January 10

EugenesAxe said:

Thought this was a thread about Wayne Rooney

He’ll probably have it on a bed of grannies smiths.

fadgadget · January 10

Normally make a gluten free one every couple of months , Off the top of my head , Bread ,Milk, Eggs , Sugar (white and brown ) Mixed dried fruit , and a teaspoon of Mixed spice ,

CharltonManor1966 · January 10

Like the poster my mum never used eggs or milk. Otherwise as fadgadget' recipe above. Luverly jubberly........!

iainment · January 10

fadgadget said:

Normally make a gluten free one every couple of months , Off the top of my head , Bread ,Milk, Eggs , Sugar (white and brown ) Mixed dried fruit , and a teaspoon of Mixed spice ,

Apart from the dairy and eggs that’s how I remember my mum’s.

Leuth · January 10

I always get a big wodge of the stuff at the Charlton Park cafe before every non-evening home game. Fortifies me for the turbulent flight ahead

fadgadget · January 10

iainment said:

fadgadget said:

Normally make a gluten free one every couple of months , Off the top of my head , Bread ,Milk, Eggs , Sugar (white and brown ) Mixed dried fruit , and a teaspoon of Mixed spice ,

Apart from the dairy and eggs that’s how I remember my mum’s.

If you look online there are hundreds of different recipes , Try your mums and adapt it if it needs it .

bobmunro · January 10

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.

https://www.thejolliffecakecompany.com/product-page/bread-pudding-by-post

CaptainRobbo · January 10

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.

https://www.thejolliffecakecompany.com/product-page/bread-pudding-by-post

That looks delicious and by today's standards, quite reasonable value.

Dansk_Red · January 10

Never have any left over bread in our house, so always buy from the bakers in Northumbland Heath when i am in the area.

lolwray · January 10

Gorgeous...can't beat home made back in the day my dad broke his dentures on one of my mums offerings

CaptainRobbo · January 10

I always think the bits on the edge are better than the middle that are normally softer.
A corner piece obviously the best.

bobmunro · January 10

CaptainRobbo said:

I always think the bits on the edge are better than the middle that are normally softer.
A corner piece obviously the best.

Absolutely correct - a bit burned at the top edge.

I can eat it cold but much prefer it warmed in the oven. Very nice as well with thick custard.

This thread has made me just order some new supplies, not much left in the freezer.

AFKABartram · January 10

One of our biggest Valley games for years and a thread about Bread pudding is top of the board.

love this forum!

CaptainRobbo · January 10

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

CharltonKerry · January 10

If you want a recipe for bread pudding without milk and eggs, look up rationing bread pudding recipe or war time recipe from memory that where we got our.

aliwibble · January 10

CaptainRobbo said:

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

Wenzels bakers used to sell them not that long ago, but they've not had them in stock the last few times I've looked

MrOneLung · January 10

Used to love it warm from the bakers.

Even Greggs stopped doing it now.

CharltonKerry · January 10

CaptainRobbo said:

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

Only place I know they do these is Ruxley garden centre in there bakery department, but they are expensive

Rossman92 · January 10

So simple, yet so delicious! I made a banana bread version last year that was superb

valleynick66 · January 10

CharltonKerry said:

CaptainRobbo said:

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

Only place I know they do these is Ruxley garden centre in there bakery department, but they are expensive

How unusual. 😉😆

fadgadget · January 10

CaptainRobbo said:

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

We used to call that Cheese cake back in the 70,s

SuedeAdidas · January 10

Always knew that mum had ‘tried’ to make home made bread whenever we had bread pudding😄.

Lovely stuff but I’ve not had it for years.

iainment · January 10

Rossman92 said:

So simple, yet so delicious! I made a banana bread version last year that was superb

How? Give recipe.

Karim_myBagheri · January 10

fadgadget said:

CaptainRobbo said:

Now that this is the official CL cake thread.
Could murder one of these right now, been years.

We used to call that Cheese cake back in the 70,s

Always called it London cheese cake.

Karim_myBagheri · January 10

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)

msomerton · January 11

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.

msomerton · January 11

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.

and lots of sugar, brown preferentially.

msomerton · January 11

msomerton said:

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.

and lots of sugar, brown preferentially.

You can use milk instead of or with water.

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