Eves Pudding
Eve's Pudding is a British sweet of apples topped with a light and deliciously creamy steamed pudding mixture. The method works equally well with other fruits, so try varying it throughout the year, using seasonally available produce.
Ingredients
- 625g cooking apples, peeled, cored and sliced
- Sprinkle of lemon juice
- ½ cup of sugar
- ½ qty Steamed Pudding mixture
Method
- Place the apples in a deep oven proof dish, ideally a soufflé dish and sprinkle with the lemon juice and sugar.
- Mix the steamed pudding mixture and spread it lightly over the fruit.
- Bake for 1-1¼ hours, until the pudding has risen and is set.
Variations
- Use sliced rhubarb and add 1 Tbsp ground ginger to the batter with the flour.
- Sprinkle dried elderberry flowers or elderberry cordial on to a fruit-base of fresh gooseberries.
- Skin and slice peaches for the fruit.
- Add a few drops of rosewater to the sponge mixture and sprinkle on some flaked almonds before baking.
- Replace 2 Tbsp flour with 2 Tbsp flaked coconut in the pudding mixture.
- Use tropical fruits such as mango or papaya.
- Try dark soft fruits, such as blackberries and black currants with a light lemon pudding mixture.
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