Whenever I hear the word pudding I think of my Aunty Audrey who loved puddings… I think she would have enjoyed the idea of ‘Pudding Night’ some restaurants do occasionally. Audrey was a good cook, like her sisters, my mum and my other aunty… and all of them made delicious puddings, but really, Audrey was the queen of puds. I think she may have had this pudding as a little girl, served with custard (the pudding with the custard, not my aunty!)
- a cup each of flour, sugar, butter, currants, raisins, milk and egg beaten together
- 1 tsp baking powder
- mix all the ingredients together, put in a greased basin with a greaseproof paper cap tied securely, or roll in a pudding cloth, and steam for two hours
That’s it, that’s the recipe!
Lois Elsden 
Or add a little extra water and six minutes in a microwave 🙂 About the only thing they are good for in my opionion.
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Wow! You have it Sue!
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I probably will… with custard :), Lois
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mmmmm pudding mmmmmm lashings of custard mmmmm
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which book are these from i want to buy it
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i will try and find it – I have quite a lot of old traditional cookery books!
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