Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe
Christmas Plum Pudding is simply a delicious recipe. Try this amazingly tempting Christmas Plum Pudding; I am sure you will get a lot of compliments for this.
Ingredients
2 level teaspoon mixed spice
8 oz mixed dried fruit
4 oz stoned raisins
3 oz shredded suet
4 oz dark soft brown sugar
5 oz fresh brown breadcrumbs
3 oz carrot
1 small cooking apple
1 rounded tablespoon marmalade
2 eggs, beaten
Directions
Well grease a 2 pint (a good litre) basin.
Put the spice, fruit, suet, sugar and breadcrumbs into a large bowl.
Peel the carrot and apple and coarsely grate into the bowl.
Add the marmalade and beaten eggs and mix thoroughly.
Turn into the prepared basin and cover with a double layer of greased foil, carefully putting a pleat in the middle of the foil to allow for expansion of the pudding during cooking.
Stand in a pan of water to come half way up the basin.
Cover pan and simmer for 7 hours, or cook in a steamer.
Keep a check on the water level so that it does not boil dry and top up with extra boiling water if necessary.
Take out the pudding and leave to cool.
Cover with a fresh piece of foil and store in a cool place until Christmas day.
Then simmer for a further 3 hours before serving.
For a final dramatic effect, heat up a little brandy, pour over the pudding and set a light.
Put the spice, fruit, suet, sugar and breadcrumbs into a large bowl.
Peel the carrot and apple and coarsely grate into the bowl.
Add the marmalade and beaten eggs and mix thoroughly.
Turn into the prepared basin and cover with a double layer of greased foil, carefully putting a pleat in the middle of the foil to allow for expansion of the pudding during cooking.
Stand in a pan of water to come half way up the basin.
Cover pan and simmer for 7 hours, or cook in a steamer.
Keep a check on the water level so that it does not boil dry and top up with extra boiling water if necessary.
Take out the pudding and leave to cool.
Cover with a fresh piece of foil and store in a cool place until Christmas day.
Then simmer for a further 3 hours before serving.
For a final dramatic effect, heat up a little brandy, pour over the pudding and set a light.