This is my mums recipe which she has been cookin since the early 1950s, I’ve asked her where she got it from but its been that long she can’t remember; I had cravings for this whilst recently pregnant and religiously cooked one on a Sunday which I ate all to myself as DH was on a diet and my daughter decided she didn’t like it without trying it (typical 5 yr old!) I usually don’t measure the sugar or sultanas which are scattered over the bread and just guess it, it all depends on how sweet your tooth is. Prep time includes standing time.
This is a recipe from another web site and something DH grew to love when he lived in the Midlands of England. I usually substitute Fruit Bits by Sunmaid for the raisins and just use 1 cup of them.
Found for the World Tour 2005 – yet *another* version of Bread & Butter Pudding!! “Very fattening but lovely, and warming too on a cold winter night.” He he. I have not made this *yet* so I guesstimated at some of the proportions (butter, brown sugar & fruit) – please adjust to taste.
I bought a recipe book by a local women’s group on my recent trip to Belize (Silly Bug & Bittle Recipes) and this one sounds like something I would like. I love bread pudding and this looks easy and tasty. The original recipe called for condensed milk but wikipedia says that it’s the same thing as sweetened condensed milk. The recipe did not include baking time. I’ll update the recipe after I make it or someone leaves the baking time in their review.
Belizean Bread Pudding is a traditional Belizean recipe for a classic baked dessert made with coconut milk, evaporated milk and rum. I found this recipe on the BelizeAttractions website, and I thought it was worth a try.
