Victoria Plum Pudding Recipe

This Plum Pudding is one of the simplest desserts improvised to suit different tastes. Brimming with refreshing flavors, this Plum Pudding is sure to tickle your taste-buds. Indeed a great way to indulge your sweet tooth in!

Summary

Difficulty LevelMediumHealth IndexAverage
CuisineCourse
MethodVegetarian
Interest Group

Ingredients

 Satsuma/Yellow victoria plums2 Pound
 Baking powder1⁄2 Teaspoon
 Sugar4 Ounce
 Ice cream1 Quart
 Flour8 Ounce
 Butter8 Ounce
 Salt1 Pinch
 Water1 Cup (16 tbs)

Nutrition Facts

Serving size: Complete recipe

Calories 5500 Calories from Fat 2836

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 320 g491.7%

Saturated Fat 200.3 g1001.3%

Trans Fat 0 g

Cholesterol 1011.9 mg337.3%

Sodium 1006.8 mg42%

Total Carbohydrates 600 g200.1%

Dietary Fiber 22.8 g91.1%

Sugars 390.3 g

Protein 67 g134.1%

Vitamin A 225.3% Vitamin C 929.8%

Calcium 179.8% Iron 226.8%

*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

Directions

Halve the plums and remove pips.
Rub the butter into the flour, add salt and baking powder.
Using a knife, mix well with as little cold water as possible to form a firm dough.
Grease a pint pudding basin with butter.
Roll out the pastry to a quarter-inch thickness.
Place dough in pudding basin, press lightly with fingertips to make it adhere to sides and to remove folds of pastry.
Trim off the edge and re-roll the scraps cut off into a round to fit the top of basin.
Pack the plums in the basin with sugar sprinkled over each layer of fruit and add 1 tblspn, water.
Damp underside of rim of pastry top and cover fruit.
Cover basin with foil and put into fast boiling water which reaches halfway up the basin.
Put lid on saucepan, boil pudding for 21/2 hours.
Invert onto a hot dish, taking great care, as the pastry tends to collapse with the weight of the cooked fruit.
Serve with ice cream.
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