The best bread + butter pudding

As you might have noticed, I’m all about comfort food at the moment.

Soup is still my absolute favourite (with cream of tomato, tomato & lentil & butternut versions featuring heavily in my diet this month), but I’d be lying if I pretended like what I really crave lately is carbs.

Pasta, mash, rice and all sorts of nursery puddings… basically all the beige things!

Bread & Butter Pudding ● Classic pudding recipe ● Cake + Whisky

Best of them all though?

This incredible, festive take on the classic bread & butter pudding.

Bread & Butter Pudding ● Classic pudding recipe ● Cake + Whisky

There’s something so comforting about bread & butter pudding – and this version, made with Karaway Bakery’s delicious cinnamon, walnut and raisin brioche loaf takes this classic British pudding a step further.

Bread & Butter Pudding ● Classic pudding recipe ● Cake + Whisky

Soft and indulgent, with crunchy nuts and moist raisins scattered through and the warm aroma of cinnamon, it’s the sort of food winter is made for.

So make the most of the cold season and pud‘ it on your menu… You can thank me later!

Bread & Butter Pudding ● Classic pudding recipe ● Cake + Whisky

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More comfort food recipes

Italian-style sausage casserole

Butternut squash pasta bake (V)

French apple turnovers (V)

Sticky date porridge (VE, GF)

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The best bread + butter pudding

5 thoughts on “The best bread + butter pudding

  1. I love Bread and Butter pud! Although I once made a disaster one, I followed a recipe that said to use 6 eggs – and it basically turned out liek scrambled egg pudding. Doh! I shall be giving this one a try, it sounds SOOOO good!

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