I always thought of Bread Pudding as soggy
bread with raisins. How do raisins help a situation such as that? I
was never sure: it seemed to me they would only make the dish worse. I have been eating sandwiches since I was a
young girl and the day the bread was soggy in my lunch box was a day I skipped
lunch. In those days, it was all on
white bread too, we wouldn’t eat any other bread, and white bread is no match
for a little bit of moisture.
My good friend in Baltimore taught me I was
wrong in my presumption. She gave me a
recipe which involved croissants, egg yolks, sugar, cream, and chocolate
chips. Ever since then, I have been
reformed in my thinking and have tried any number of good flavours in my bread
puddings. I guess chocolate chips are my
favourite as Jbird was confused why I would put raisins into it, he only
remembers it with chocolate chips!
We had some left over Christmas Panettone. It was dry and old from three days of sitting
out on the buffet table. So I made bread
pudding for breakfast. Cheeky.
No comments:
Post a Comment