Ingredients
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425
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2
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2
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125
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3/4
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1
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1 1/4
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1/2
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1
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1/2
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60
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1/4
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1/4
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-
Directions
Apple Chocolate Pudding, This is from a book called Celebrating Chocolate written by Beverley Sutherland Smith This pudding is light, not too sweet and has a moist, almost sticky texture It looks like a cake and can be served as one and slices beautifully once cooled I also substituted flaked almonds instead of the walnuts and apricots can also be use in place of apples Just divine served with the cream , This recipe was made specifically for a neighbor couple, but it got to them minus a slice (gotta do the obligatory taste-test, of course)! You’ve got A WONDERFUL TASTING ‘PUDDING’ here, for sure! I did use the apples & dark chocolate & had a special treat! A definite keeper! [Tagged, made & reviewed in Make My Recipe tag game]
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Steps
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Preheat Oven to Moderate - 180c. |
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Butter Base and Sides of a 20cm Cake Tin and Line Base With Non-Stick Baking Paper. |
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Mix Pie-Pack Fruit With 2 Tablespoons of Sugar and Lemon Juice and Set Aside. |
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Cream Butter and Sugar Until Light and Fluffy. |
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Add Egg and Beat Well. |
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Sift Flour, Baking Powder,Bicarb and Cinnamon Over Top and Mix. This Forms a Very Stiff Mixture. |
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Stir in Fruit Mixture (apple or Apricot), Chocolate, Sultanas and Nuts. Mix Well. |
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Tip Mixture Into Prepared Tin and Bake in Preheated Oven For 50-60 Minutes or Until Firm to Touch on Top. |
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Leave to Cool For 5 Minutes Before Inverting on to a Serving Plate. Dust With Sifted Icing Sugar. |
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Serve With Vanilla or Brandy Custard, Ice-Cream or Lightly Whipped Cream Sweetened With a Few Drops of Vanilla and a Little Castor Sugar. |
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Note: I Prefer This Served Warm, So With the Left Overs I Zapped Each Individual Slice in the Microwave For About 15 Seconds and It Was Just Right. |
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Note: I Also Used a 385g Can of Pie Apples as This Was All I Had on Hand and It Was Perfect. |