Combine the mixed fruit, prunes, muscovado sugar, rum and stout in a mixing bowl. Stir well to mix ... After 24 hours, grease a 1.2 litre/2 pint pudding basin with butter. Cut a circle of baking ...
Divide the mixture between two greased 1½ litre/2½ pint heatproof pudding bowls, filling almost to the rim, then smooth down the surface. Cover each bowl with a large square of greaseproof paper ...
Mix the cocoa powder into the yogurt. If it is too bitter, add a teaspoon of sugar or sweetener to taste. 2. Then, add the chia seeds and mix well. Pour into bowls and refrigerate for at least 4 hours ...
You can then cut it into thick rounds on the day and place it on top of the hot pudding to melt (if you're keen to police portions!). However if you want to keep it simple, simply heaping it in a nice ...
For a lighter pudding, use half evaporated milk and half water. Pour 70ml (1⁄4 cup and 2 tsp) of cool water into a rice bowl (or a bowl of similar size). Slowly sprinkle the gelatin powder over ...
You might just have to go there yourself to find out... We went along to Vietnamese restaurant Roll 'n' Bowl in Pudding Lane, Maidstone For this week’s Eat My Words I decided to try Roll 'n ...