Recipe Details
Title | Individual sussex pond puddings with lemon butter sauce | |
Author | Delia Smith | |
Portions | 6 | |
Created | 16th February 2015 08:41 am |
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Weight (Per Portion)
One portion of this dish weighs approximately 111.00 Grams
Recipe Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity | Allergen Warnings |
---|---|---|
Flour, wheat, white, self-raising | 110 Gram | |
Breadcrumbs | 50 Gram | |
Suet, shredded | 75 Gram | |
Milk, whole | 55 Millilitre | |
Lemons, whole, | 1 Medium | |
Butter, unsalted | 10 Gram | |
Sugar, demerara | 175 Gram | |
Cream, fresh, single | 50 Gram | |
Butter, unsalted | 10 Gram | |
Lemon, peel | 15 Millilitre |
Special Dietary Requirements Suitability
None! |
Allergen Warnings
Nutritional Information (Per Portion)
Nutrition | %GDA | Range |
---|---|---|
Energy Kcal | 358 | |
Protein | 7.14% | |
Other Carbohydrate | 12.64% | |
Sugar | 35.89% | |
Fat Saturated | 45.98% | |
Fat Unsaturated | 11.16% | |
Fiber | 3.68% | |
Sodium | 5.43% | |
Salt | 5.54% |
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Recipe Method
1. Sift flour (plus a little extra for dusting) into a bowl, sprinkle the breadcrumbs, lemon zest and shredded suet and mix everything lightly using hands to distribute evenly. 2. Mix 2 fl oz (55 ml) water and milk together and sprinkle about 3 fl oz (75 ml) liquid into the flour. Mix with a round-bladed knife, and bring all together to a smooth, elastic dough using hands. Add more liquid to the mixture, if a little dry. 3. Transfer the dough to a flat, lightly floured surface, knead it lightly and divide into 6 equal portions, slicing off a small piece from each for a lid. Roll out the large pieces into rounds big enough to line each basin. 4. Transfer pastry to a basin and arrange to form a lining by using hands to press round as evenly as possible. Squeeze down some pastry above the rim, if any, to form a neat edge. 5. Cut lemon into thin slices and divide the slices equally between the basins. Put 1 oz (25 g) butter and 1 oz (25 g) sugar into each basin. 6. Roll out the extra pieces of pastry into rounds and use it as lids, dampening the edges with a little water and pressing to seal firmly all round.