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Recipes - Baked Treacle Pudding

To start, take one of your knobs of butter and grease a 500ml pudding basin.

For the sponge mixture, cream the butter and sugar with a spoon then add one of the eggs. Mix it gently with 1 dessertspoon of your flour, to prevent the mixture from curdling, then follow woth the other egg. Once the eggs, butter and sugar are one, add the lemon zest and fold in the rest of the flour and the salt.

Pour your Golden Syrup (or jam) into the pudding basin and then put the sponge mixture on top of this. Cover the basin with buttered aluminium foil (use knob number two), including a tuck allowing for the expansion of the sponge, then bake in a medium hot oven for 35-40 minutes. It is done when you can stick a skewer in and pull it out clean.

When cooked, turn it out onto a warmed dish deep enough for the escaping Golden Syrup (do not worry this will work). Serve straight away with lots of cream to hand.

Pudding recipe provided by St John
Ingredients

Serves four people

The Golden Syrup can be replaced by jam with equally joyous results.

100g Unsalted Butter, softened, plus 2 small knobs of butter
100g Caster Sugar
2 Eggs
100g Self-raising Flour
Grated Zest of 1 lemon
A Pinch of sea salt
6 Tablespoons of Golden Syrup


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17 March 2005