Hey everyone, I hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, we’re going to make a special dish, christmas plum pudding. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have christmas plum pudding using 17 ingredients and 16 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Christmas Plum Pudding:
- Make ready ground suet
- Take peeled minced apples
- Prepare fine bread crumbs
- Get all-purpose flour
- Take mace
- Prepare allspice
- Take cinnamon
- Get fresh grated nutmeg
- Get salt
- Prepare chopped red candied cherries
- Make ready chopped candied green cherries
- Prepare raisins
- Take currants
- Prepare brown suger
- Prepare brandy
- Prepare rum
- Get beaten eggs
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Instructions to make Christmas Plum Pudding:
- Mix all ingredients except eggs, brandy and rum until well blended, use hands if necessary
- Stir in eggs, brandy and rum
- Lightly grease pudding mold. Depending on your size choice use more than one.
- Fill mold to within 1/2 inch of top
- Cover tops with a piece of grease tin foil and clean cloth on top of that
- Tie coverings with string tightly and leave string for removal from pot later
- Place on rack in large enough pot to hold molds. Fill with boiling water until water level is 2/3 up side on mold
- Boil gently for 3 - 3 1/2 hours. Add water if needed.
- Turn off heat, let water cool until you can safely remove using string of mold
- Cool completely, loosen and remove from molds. Wrap in cheesecloth. Moisten cheesecloth with rum or brandy and wrap tightly in tin foil.
- Store in cool place til Christmas. Check every few days to ensure cheesecloth stays moist not wet. Reseal foil ater each check.
- To serve, reheat unmolded pudding either by steaming in original mold or wrapping in tin foil and heating in oven at approximately 325°F. If steaming ensure to cover the mold tightly avoiding moisture getting in pudding.
- Once heated invert on serving platter. If desired flambe with brandy. Serve with whipped cream or sauce of your choice. We prefer rum butter sauce.
- Spice measurements may be modified to your taste.
- Raisons and currants can be soaked for up to an hour in rum or brandy for more flavor.
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