
My Grandmother's Ginger-Jam Bread and Butter Pudding by Nigella Lawson
This recipe comes from my maternal grandmother’s recipe folder, a wonderfully retro piece of design, circa late sixties, early seventies. Bread and butter pudding has, I know, gone from stodgy disparagement to fashionable rehabilitation and back to not-that-again clichedom, but I am not prepared to let any of that bother me.
This version uses brown bread rather than white, and between the buttery sandwiches is heaped chunky-hot ginger jam, sometimes sold as ginger marmalade, but most usually, if quaintly, as ginger conserve; on top is sprinkled Demerara sugar mixed with aromatically warm ground ginger, the spice of the old-fashioned English kitchen. My grandmother, more austerely, used milk; I go for mostly cream: nothing creates so well that tender-bellied swell of softly set custard.
se receptet här: http://nigella.com/recipes/recipe.asp?article=216&area=12
jag vill göra den till jul, plus hennes majs pudding/soufflé som tydligen verkar passa alltförväl till en god bit skinka. aka RÖV. (naturligtvis gör jag dem alla gluten- och laktosfria men de vet jag ju att ni vet, samt hur ni vet hur man nu skulle göra det.)
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