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In response to "TLTG* - what is summer pudding?" by crash davis

Line a bowl with stale bread. Put seasonal berries in a saucepan with sugar and a little water and cook to extract some fruit juice and make a syrup.

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Jul 3 '18, 15:01

Pour the berries and syrup into the bread-lined bowl. Cover with bread. Put a plate on top and then a weight on the plate. Leave overnight in the refrigerator. To serve, invert the bowl onto a plate and then remove the bowl. Cream on the side.

It’s best to uses combination of berries that are in season - strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, redcurrants, black currants etc. If you’ve got interesting local berries like boysenberries, loganberries etc use those

Also use a firm bread, not one like Wonder Bread which might fall apart. You want the bread to be soaked in the berry syrup but you also want the pudding to keep its shape after you’ve removed the bowl.

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Recipe -- (link) - Roger More Jul 3, 15:03 1
- Thanks, that sounds tasty -- nm - crash davis Jul 3, 15:19

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Line a bowl with stale bread. Put seasonal berries in a saucepan with sugar and a little water and cook to extract some fruit juice and make a syrup.

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