Ingredients
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3/4
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1
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2
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1/4
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3/4
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1
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2
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3/4
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1
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Directions
Pouding Au Chomeur, This is VERY easy to make and absolutely wonderful It disappears quickly!! I got the recipe from my friend in Quebec The original was brought over from France when the first settlers arrived in Nouvelle France or Quebec Somewhere over time it became Grand-pere when someone substituted maple syrup for the brown sugar/water mix Both versions are INCREDIBLY DELICIOUS! It is wonderful served warm with vanilla ice cream or cool whip It also good served cold or room temperature , I also like to add real maple syrup to my version, as well as apples to cut the sweetness a bit But this was not a recipe brought over from France – it originated during the depression in Montreal when people had very little to live on, hence the name Pouding Chomeur or Poor man’s or Unemployment pudding It is a true Quebecois recette!, It was DELICIOUS and very addictive! I reduced the amount of brown sugar for the batter and I actually only had pancake batter I’m sure it would’ve been better if I had maple syrup I reduced the amount of pancake syrup as well I added about a tablespoon of butter to the syrup and water mixture so that the sauce would thicken And DARN, the casserole dish used wasn’t deep enough Good thing I lined the bottom of my oven with tin-foil! lol All-in-all, great recipe! 😀 I’m sure my boyfriend will love it!
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Steps
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1
Done
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Preheat Oven to 350. |
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2
Done
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Mix the First Six Ingredients Together in a Deep Baking Dish (the Deeper the Better to Prevent Spills). |
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3
Done
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This Is The"batter". |
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4
Done
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Combine the Boiling Water,3/4 Cup Brown Sugar and Nutmeg. |
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5
Done
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Pour Over the Top of The"batter". |
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6
Done
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Bake 30 Minutes at 350. |
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7
Done
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**note:to Make Grand-Pere Instead, Replace the 2 Cups Boiling Water and 3/4 Cup Brown Sugar With 3/4 Cup Boiling Water and 2 Cups Maple Syrup- Omit the Nutmeg. |
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8
Done
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Either Version Is Equally Delicious. |
