INGREDIENTS:
- 500G / 1lb currants
- 500g / 1lb raisins
- - 500g / 1lb golden raisins
- - 500g / 1lb breadcrumbs
- - 500g / 1lb brown sugar
- - 250g / 8oz suet
- - 125g / 4oz mixed peel
- - 125g / 4oz glacé cherries chopped
- 125g / 4oz almonds chopped
- Grated rind of 1 lemon
- Grated rind of 1 orange
- 1 carrot grated
- 1 apple grated
- 1 tbsp flour
- 1 tbs mixed spice
- 6 eggs
- 300ml / 10fl or guinnes
- Pinch of salt
- Knob of butter for greasing
UTENSILS :
- Large bowl
- Fork
- Wooden spoon
- Glass bowl
- Circle of parchement paper
- Sake size as bowl
METHOD
- Mix all ingredients in a large bowl
- Thoroughly combine all the ingredients
- Beat the eggs into bowl , Beat them lightly with your fork
- Add eggs and Guinnes , into dry mix
- Combine well with hands
- Grease the bowl with knob of butter
- Transfer move mix into bowl, press down lightly with fingers repeat until all mix is used up, give it a final pat to make it level
- Cover and seal place parchment paper over mix
- Press down and around edges
- Place tin foil over bowl, lightly press it down with your fingers
- Make sure you have very tight seal
- Make a bain-marie , put bowl in saucepan
- Pour in enough water to fill up ¾ of pan
- Bain-marie is water bath for slow cooking
- Place saucepan onto high heat
- Bring water to a boil, turn down to gentle simmer
- Allow to simmer for roughly 4hr
- Keep topping up water every hour, remember bring back to a boil
- Remove pudding from heat
- Take off tin foil and parchment paper
- Place large palte over bowl
- Use cloths to grip plate better very carefully flip over pudding onto plate it’s now sitting upright
- Serve
As an optional extra, ladle over some brandy
One day or another we are going to cook it ... aren't we?
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