2018 School Spending Survey Report
>Recipe
>Warming up for their annual email-go-round re the Red Sox (and why does the person who lives two miles from Fenway Park care the least?), my scattered cousins and siblings have all been swapping variants on the chocolate bread pudding we were all served as children.
Mary McNally Sutton's chocolate bread pudding recipe
Heat together:
Heat together:
2 cups milk
1 tbs butter and 5 1/3 tbs cocoa - OR - 2 sq
chocolate
Cube 4 slices of white bread and pour heated mixture
over
Add:
1/2 tsp vanilla
2 eggs
1 cup sugar
pinch salt
Stir everything well
Pour into greased bowl and bake at 350 for 1 hour. If
doubled, cook 1 1/2 hour
Serve warm with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream
ok - there it is. traditionalists cube the bread and
modernists and brats break it up. I tend to use 1 tsp
of vanilla. Wonder bread works well but I've taken to
using the Pepperidge Farm Farmshouse White bread and
it really holds up. I've tried it with using squares
of chocolate and have never had any success that way.
hershey's cocoa is the way Mom made it - but I have
gone all Martha and used Ghirardelli with great
results. the cold pudding microwaves well without
losing consistency or getting chewy.
Added To Cart
RELATED
RECOMMENDED
Please register with us to continue reading.
ALREADY A SUBSCRIBER? LOG IN
We are currently offering this content for free. Sign up now to activate your personal profile, where you can save articles for future viewing.
ALREADY A SUBSCRIBER? LOG IN
Thank you for visiting.
We’ve noticed you are using a private browser. To continue, please log in or create an account.
Add Comment :-
Comment Policy:
Comment should not be empty !!!
Anonymous
>This was a great Valentine's Day Dessert---thanks for sharing!Posted : Feb 15, 2006 03:26
Monica
>That was Roxanne AKA fairros....Posted : Feb 13, 2006 02:44
Monica
>Roxanne(AKA) upon discovering I'd read Arlene Sardine read it again to my class this morning (after we finished discussing the SNOW) and I immediately followed up with Tadpole's Promise. Got a laugh, but I think their hearts are with Arlene!Now I'll be curious to watch and see if they read them on their own and to each other.
Monica
PS Robin, have you tried Arlene Sardine with your second graders?
Posted : Feb 13, 2006 02:43
Robin
>KT and Monica-My second graders gasped and then laughed like crazy over Tadpole's Promise. Just letting you know.
Roger-
21 comments. The power of recipes.
Posted : Feb 10, 2006 08:49
Monica
>KT, thanks for reminding me (and, Roger, thanks for giving me this place to ignore you and talk to KT) about Tadpole's Promise. When they laughed yesterday I immediately thought that I had to bring it in to read to them --- and of course forgot. But now I've got a little stickie on my Powerbook and will hopefully remember. I'll let you, Roger, and Roger's blog readers all know what happens!Monica
Posted : Feb 09, 2006 07:30