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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington
And Less if you don't like Bread and buttter Pudding....i do a slightly up-market version using Madeira cake or swiss roll and dried fruit.....cherries, juicy plump sultanas, apricots, pineapple...whatever fruit you like.
This goes down a treat either hot or cold...with custard, or with cream and ice cream. I don't make it very often because it isn't good for the waistline...or the arteries......but it is good 'stick to the ribs' grub.
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Neil=Please will you adopt me Margaret?
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Well Margaret, (or after Neils post should we now call you Maddona? (can I call you Mad for short)), that does sound delicious I hope you can make a few big bowls of it and bring them to the next meet.
I think you all deserve to know why I can't stand bread and butter pudding and it's like, (and just thinking about the following description is again making me gag).
Those of you that like myself grew up in the '50's will remember Sunday Tea, it was the highlight of a long and boring day of nothing to do because everywhere was shut and enjoyment of any form that didn't involve religion was frowned upon, even by atheists!
Anyway pudding,
My Dad like many others was ex-army having served through the second World War, which meant that at times while fighting there where days at a time when the troops had no time to eat.
This had the effect on him that no food should be wasted, so if buttered bread was placed on the table he expected it to be eaten.
I being about five was impatient to get to the sweet course Fruit cocktail and carnation milk, to assist in this I had foolishly hidden my bread under the table cloth, my Dad discovered it just as I was dipping my spoon into my pud', He then made me eat the bread by dipping it into the carnation milk and juices of the fruit, this causing the bread to become soggy and most unpalatable to me I then had to finish the rest , as soon as I was allowed to leave the table I had one quick dash to the toilet to relieve myself of my complete tea.
So you see I can't stand soggy bread of any kind, so 'Bread and Butter pudding' is one food I will never be able to stomach.