Summer Pudding
By: Leah Rodrigues
Published: Sunday, January 3, 2010 - 4:09am

Ingredients




8 slices stale, crustless white bread, ½" thick
1 1/2 pounds mixed berries strawberries, raspberries, blackberries
1/2 cup sugar

Preparation

1 The more varied the fruit, the better the results. Line the bottom of a 4 cup souffle dish with enough bread to cover the base completely. Line the sides of the dish with more bread slices; if necessary cut to shape, so the bread will fit closely together. Hull and carefully wash fruit, remove pits where necessary. Put fruit in a wide heavy bottomed pan and sprinkle the sugar over it. Bring to a boil over low heat and cook for 2- 3minutes only, until sugar melts and juices begin to run. Remove pan from  2 Spoon fruit and remaining juice into the bread-lined souffle dish and cover completely with rest of bread. Put a plate that fits the inside of the dish on top of the pudding and weigh it down with a heavy object (can or jar). Place in refrigerator and chill for 8 hours. 3 To serve, unmold the pudding on a serving plate. USe reserved fruit juice to pour over any parts that were not soaked and colored by the juices. Serve with a bowl of cream or whipped cream. 


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Permalink AnonymousFebruary 6, 2009  

Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry to say that that has to be the most unappealing picture of a summer pudding I have ever seen! Oh dear, what a disaster. Summer pudding is indeed the most gorgeous dessert on the planet though...if done right. lol.
 








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Summer pudding is an excellent use for fresh berries and stale bread.

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Anonymous

Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry to say that that has to be the most unappealing picture of a summer pudding I have ever seen! Oh dear, what a disaster. Summer pudding is indeed the most gorgeous dessert on the planet though...if done right. lol.