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• Lightly grease a 1 1 / 2-quart steamed pudding mold or casserole dish.
• The sweet, rich Hachiyas star in steamed puddings or sometimes cakes.
• Bananas Foster, cherries jubilee, steamed puddings became a tradition.
• The result is indistinguishable from a conventional steamed pudding.
• Shire remembers making English steamed puddings and wondering when she would ever make them again.
• "Now steamed puddings are very fashionable, " she says.
• It resembles a classic English steamed pudding, like a plum pudding, made in a bowl.
• Generously butter the inside of a 1 1 / 2-to 2-quart covered tube steamed pudding mold.
• Like all steamed puddings, however, it does require long stovetop steaming _ in this case 2 hours.
• Steamed puddings are also great time savers for dinner hosts, because they can be prepared in advance and reheated.
• In some quarters it wouldn't be Christmas without a steamed pudding, even though they can be time-consuming to prepare.
• Boiled or steamed pudding was a common main course aboard ships in the Royal Navy during the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Steamed puddings prefer their bananas dead ripe : Here the banana is a moistening and flavoring agent, not a textural concern.
• To dress up this moist cake, reminiscent of steamed pudding, top slices with whipped cream flavored with a little orange peel or Grand Marinier.
• The authors are as laid-back as their sleuths and finish things off with a set of recipes for scallops, sea ducks, and steamed pudding.
• Even the onsen springs have their gastronomic qualities since Beppu boasts a famous steamed pudding heated by white plumes from their " hell ."
• Her new cookbook also devotes a chapter to desserts, including apple sauce, rice pudding, a fig-hazelnut risotto and " pudding-cakes, " or steamed puddings.
• One of these is making steamed puddings, a blessing at this time of year, when nights are still raw and hot desserts seem so festive.
• Baked beans, apple pies, baked or roast turkey, pease porridge, and steamed puddings became common Yankee dishes; some are now common nationally during Thanksgiving dinners.
• The 1966-1976 period was " The Spirit of Adventure, " with recipes for Pate Maison, Sole Bonne Femme, Poached Salmon, Chicken in a Clay Pot, Ginger-Orange Steamed Pudding, Tarte Tatin and Zabaglione.