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Classic Bread and Butter Pudding

 

1 ½ pounds good quality day-old sliced white bread, crusts trimmed and slices cut into cubes

6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted

1 quart whole milk

6 eggs, beaten

3 egg yolks, beaten

¾ cup sugar

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

¾ cup raisins

 

Confectioner’s sugar for sprinkling

 

Preheat oven to 325 F.  Butter 8 ramekins with 12 ounce capacity or a 9 inch x 13 inch baking dish.  Have on hand a roasting pan large enough to hold the ramekins or baking dish, and line it with a folded kitchen towel.

 

Place bread cubes in a bowl and drizzle and toss with the melted butter.  Spread out on a baking dish and toast in the oven, stirring once, until lightly golden, about 8 - 10 mins.

 

In a saucepan bring milk to a simmer over medium heat.  Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk whole eggs, egg yolks and sugar until blended.  Gradually whisk in hot milk.  Stir in vanilla.

 

Divide half the bread cubes among your ramekins or layer in baking dish.  Top with half the raisins.  Cover with remaining bread cubes and raisins.  Ladle custard evenly over bread cubes and raisins.  Let stand until some of the custard is absorbed, about 20 mins.

 

Bring a large kettle of water to a boil.  Place ramekins or baking dish in large roasting pan and transfer to the oven.  Add enough boiling water to the roasting pan to reach half-way up the ramekins or baking dish.  Bake puddings in the middle of the oven for 45 minutes, or until puffed and just set.  Carefully remove roasting pan from oven and remove dishes.  Let cool slightly and serve while warm , sprinkled with confectioner’s sugar.

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From my HAL recipe collection:

 

Bread Pudding

Yield: 12 persons

 

Ingredients:

6 slices left over loaf bread or new bread, cut into a small cubes (white Bread

4 whole beaten eggs

8 oz. White sugar

¼ tsp. Salt

4 cups regular white sugar

1 tbsp. Cinnamon powder

 

Method:

Place bread in mold or square stainless steel pan.

Mix the egg, sugar, milk and salt, beaten and pour over bread

Cover with aluminum foil and baked for about 45 minutes at the temperature of 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

 

Note: at the last minute take out the foil and place again in the oven for golden brown.

Served with vanilla sauce

 

Vanilla Sauce

Ingredients;

  • .5 lt. of Milk

  • 5 oz. of Sugar

  • 2 Whole Eggs

  • 1 tsp. Vanilla Extract

  • ¼ tsp. Yellow Food Coloring.

  • 3 oz. Cornstarch

  • 3 oz. Cold Water

 

Method;

a)     Heat Milk, Sugar and Vanilla in a saucepan do not scalded until almost boiling.

b)    Add the cornstarch to the water and mix well, add the cornstarch mixer to the Milk keep stirring until it is thicken.

c)     Add the Eggs and the Yellow Food Coloring.

d)    Taste you may like to adjust the amount of Vanilla.

 

Bon Appetite

Your Executive Chef

 

Bill McGrath

M/s Veendam

 

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9 minutes ago, Crew News said:

From my HAL recipe collection:

 

Bread Pudding

Yield: 12 persons

 

Ingredients:

6 slices left over loaf bread or new bread, cut into a small cubes (white Bread

4 whole beaten eggs

8 oz. White sugar

¼ tsp. Salt

4 cups regular white sugar

1 tbsp. Cinnamon powder

 

Method:

Place bread in mold or square stainless steel pan.

Mix the egg, sugar, milk and salt, beaten and pour over bread

Cover with aluminum foil and baked for about 45 minutes at the temperature of 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

 

Note: at the last minute take out the foil and place again in the oven for golden brown.

Served with vanilla sauce

 

Vanilla Sauce:

Ingredients:   Milk

                      Sugar

                      Vanilla flavor

                      Yellow food coloring

                      Cornstarch

 

 

  1. Bring milk on the boil with sugar, coloring and vanilla.
  2. Thicken with cornstarch.
  3. Taste and ad sugar or flavoring when needed, strain.
  4. Keep warm and serve with the bread pudding.
  5. When you make a cold vanilla sauce replace cornstarch with egg yolks

 

Uh oh... how much milk!?  🙂 

 

Thanks!  (and for all of the recipes above!)

 

We haven't had bread pudding in ages.  And didn't realize it was available on HAL.

(Do they happen to make a GF version?)

 

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6 minutes ago, GeezerCouple said:

 

Uh oh... how much milk!?  🙂 

 

Thanks!  (and for all of the recipes above!)

 

We haven't had bread pudding in ages.  And didn't realize it was available on HAL.

(Do they happen to make a GF version?)

 

GC

Fixed previous post for vanilla sauce.

 

Bread pudding is available at the Lido Market at either the ice cream counter or at the Bread Station (Rotterdam).  You have to ask for it.

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4 minutes ago, GeezerCouple said:

 

No milk in the pudding itself?

Better HAL recipe version:

Bread Pudding & Vanilla Sauce

 

Bread Pudding

 

Ingredients;

  • 1 Loaf of old Bread

  • 6 Whole Eggs

  • 6 oz. Unsalted Butter

  • 1 pt. Half & Half Cream

  • 4 oz. Sugar

  • 4 oz. Raisins

 

Method;

 

a)     Butter an ovenproof dish and lay in your Bread (sliced) evenly into squares.

b)    Sprinkle the Raisins over the Bread and mix in.

c)     Mix the Sugar and the eggs with the half & half cream; pour all these over the bread and raisins.

d)    Place in a water bath in oven at a 350-degree oven, bake until the bread bounces or is firm to the touch. (About ½ hour.)

 

Vanilla Sauce

 

Ingredients;

  • .5 lt. of Milk

  • 5 oz. of Sugar

  • 2 Whole Eggs

  • 1 tsp. Vanilla Extract

  • ¼ tsp. Yellow Food Coloring.

  • 3 oz. Cornstarch

  • 3 oz. Cold Water

 

Method;

a)     Heat Milk, Sugar and Vanilla in a saucepan do not scalded until almost boiling.

b)    Add the cornstarch to the water and mix well, add the cornstarch mixer to the Milk keep stirring until it is thicken.

c)     Add the Eggs and the Yellow Food Coloring.

d)    Taste you may like to adjust the amount of Vanilla.

 

Bon Appetite

Your Executive Chef

 

Bill McGrath

M/s Veendam

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1 hour ago, Crew News said:

Bread Pudding

Yield: 12 persons

 

Ingredients:

6 slices left over loaf bread or new bread, cut into a small cubes (white Bread

4 whole beaten eggs

8 oz. White sugar

¼ tsp. Salt

4 cups regular white sugar

1 tbsp. Cinnamon powder

I believe it should be 8oz of sugar and 4 cups of milk.  There definitely needs to be milk (or cream). I like to refrigerate for at least 8 hours before baking.  I also vary the type of bread.

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I can see that you bread pudding fans are very happy with the recipe, but as a Brit there seems to be something vital that's missing.🙂  You may think that's heresy, but bear with me while I throw another ingredient into the mix..........

 

These days I prefer savoury to sweet food, but that wasn't always the case.  My grandma used to make a mean bread pudding and hers contained a few teaspoons of ground mixed spice (typically cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, caraway and one or two others).  The aroma in the kitchen was heavenly and the result didn't last very long once the family descended upon it.

 

Just a thought.

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1 hour ago, trixiee said:

I made a fabulous bread pudding on the weekend - used up my eggnog in place of the milk, added 1/3 cup spiced rum and nutmeg and made a whiskey sauce to pour over it!  *hick*

 

Great idea.


However, WHY was there any eggnog left!? 😱

😉 

 

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1 hour ago, trixiee said:

I made a fabulous bread pudding on the weekend - used up my eggnog in place of the milk, added 1/3 cup spiced rum and nutmeg and made a whiskey sauce to pour over it!  *hick*

You sure you don't live in Nawlins?  That's fairly close so some French Quarter bread pudding concoctions.  If you ever have left over brioche or challah, try using that as the bread.

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4 hours ago, DCThunder said:

You sure you don't live in Nawlins?  That's fairly close so some French Quarter bread pudding concoctions.  If you ever have left over brioche or challah, try using that as the bread.

I actually used the leftover pantetone bread!

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I love Bread Pudding and will try the aforementioned Holland America recipes. As for my favorite "go to" recipe in the past, I've always used the renowned Biltmore Bread Pudding recipe. This pdf magazine excerpt was from a 2007 publication which included the Biltmore Bread Pudding Recipe. Enjoy...it really is a classic!

Bread Pudding - Biltmore.pdf

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