Suet Pudding Recipe Golden Syrup at Chelsea Fick blog

Suet Pudding Recipe Golden Syrup.  — measure the golden syrup into the bottom of a greased 1.1 litre pudding basin.  — 100ml of full fat milk. there are many recipes for suet pudding, as can be seen from the guardian’s article ‘how to cook the perfect syrup sponge’ of just a couple of weeks back, however to my mind this one out of mary berry’s aga book (although you don’t need an aga to make it perfectly) is the best. Add the vanilla extract and enough milk to bind to a soft dough. Mix the flour and salt, and stir in the sugar and suet. use same recipe as the ginger pudding on previous page and put a good tablespoon golden syrup at bottom of greased basin. Put a little hot water in the bottom of the slow. With a lemon spiked batter packed with currants, it comes together in 30 seconds with no need for an electric mixer. Pour golden syrup into bottom of basin. Grease a small pyrex bowl well.  — 1 large egg. 6 ozs flour (with plain flour add a large teaspoon baking powder). Grease your glass pudding bowl with a little butter and put the syrup in the bottom; Make a well in the centre and add the beaten egg and milk.  — 100ml golden syrup.

Put a little hot water in the bottom of the slow. Pour golden syrup into bottom of basin. Add the vanilla extract and enough milk to bind to a soft dough. use same recipe as the ginger pudding on previous page and put a good tablespoon golden syrup at bottom of greased basin. Mix the flour and salt, and stir in the sugar and suet.  — microwave spotted dick.  — 100ml golden syrup. 100ml of semi skimmed milk. Grease a small pyrex bowl well. Place 60ml of golden syrup in the bottom of the bowl.

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Suet Pudding Recipe Golden Syrup  — 100ml of full fat milk.  — 100ml of full fat milk. Grease your glass pudding bowl with a little butter and put the syrup in the bottom; Make a well in the centre and add the beaten egg and milk. Put a little hot water in the bottom of the slow. You could use jam or treacle. Mix the flour and salt, and stir in the sugar and suet.  — fill and boil the kettle.  — measure the golden syrup into the bottom of a greased 1.1 litre pudding basin. Mix the flour, sugar and suet together in a mixing bowl. Pour golden syrup into bottom of basin. Add the vanilla extract and enough milk to bind to a soft dough. 6 ozs flour (with plain flour add a large teaspoon baking powder). Grease a small pyrex bowl well.  — 1 large egg. With a lemon spiked batter packed with currants, it comes together in 30 seconds with no need for an electric mixer.