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Bread Pudding

After making afternoon tea sandwiches, there are lots of scraps left over from the bread. Bread Pudding is usually what we make with these scraps. You can also make bread crumbs and croutons. Bread Pudding is quick and easy to make and disappears quickly. You don’t have to wait for scraps to make it; you can use stale bread, or even fresh bread. If you really want a decadent bread pudding, use challah bread, croissants, or a brioche. You’ll just have to work harder at the gym or do a little more of whatever exercises you do.

For this bread pudding recipe, we eyeballed the ingredients and you can do the same. It all depends on how much bread you have to work with. Just make sure the liquid covers the bread and you’ll be okay. The lovely red baking dishes from Martha Stewart were perfect for these individual bread puddings. They are the perfect size for gifts!

Bread Pudding

Serve this bread pudding with yogurt or ice cream, but it's good plain as well!

Ingredients

  1. Left over stale bread, or bread scraps, or a whole loaf of your favorite bread
  2. 4 eggs
  3. non-fat half and half 
  4. non-fat milk
  5. zest from 2 lemons
  6. 1-1/2 cups of brown sugar
  7. 1 cup of chopped walnuts
  8. 1 cup of raisins
  9. 1 cup of chopped dates
  10. 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
  11. Optional: 1 tablespoon Angostura bitters

 

Instructions

  1. Cut up the bread in bite-size chunks and put in a large bowl
  2. Beat the eggs and add the lemon zest
  3. Add the sugar to the egg mixture and stir well
  4. Pour egg mixture over the bread and mix well
  5. Add the raisins, nuts and almonds
  6. Pour a mixture of the half and half and milk until you cover the bread slices
  7. Add the vanilla extract and Angostura bitters
  8. Stir the mixture well and let bread sit in the liquid for about 5 minutes if you want a softer texture, or bake right away if you want it chunky
  9. Butter small baking pans or a large pan and bake for 45 minutes – 1 hour
  10. Stick a skewer or thin knife in the middle – if it comes out clean, it’s done

 

 

 

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