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Summer Pudding

HB-2252 · Hand-built original · British

Summer Pudding — the dish itself.
Served with its “pairs well with” suggestions: coffee, vanilla ice cream, fresh berries, whipped cream.
BritishDessertVegetarianVeganDairy-freeEgg-freeLow-Sodium

Main ingredient: strawberries

Pairs well with: coffee, vanilla ice cream, fresh berries, whipped cream

Serving count not stated for this recipe, so quantities are shown as written.

Ingredients

  • 10½ oz strawberries, hulled and halved
  • 8¾ oz blackberries
  • 3½ oz redcurrants, stalks removed
  • 17¾ oz raspberries
  • 6¼ oz caster sugar
  • 7 slices white bread, crusts removed

Method

  1. Put all the fruit and the sugar in a large pan with 2 tbsp water. Warm gently over low heat for 3–4 minutes, just until the juices run and the sugar dissolves — the fruit should keep its shape.
  2. Line a 1 qt pudding basin with cling film, leaving an overhang. Cut a circle of bread for the base and use slices to line the sides, fitting them snugly with no gaps.
  3. Spoon the fruit and most of its juice into the bread-lined basin. Cover the top with the remaining bread, then spoon over a little more juice so the bread is saturated.
  4. Lay a small plate on top, weight it down, and chill in the fridge overnight (at least 6 hours). Reserve any leftover juice, chilled, for serving.
  5. Turn the pudding out onto a serving plate, peel off the film, and brush any pale patches of bread with the reserved juice. Serve with cream.

Nutrition not computed — no serving count in the source recipe (per-serving values cannot be derived without one).

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