Yes, real custard is nice... but there's nothing like a nice bit of ready-made custard with your Christmas pudding. You'll need 30 spoons for this recipe.
Photography: David Loftus
Christmas pudding spoons
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Nutritional Information - Amount per serving:
- Calories 83kcal
- Carbs 8.9g
- Sugar 6.4g
- Fat 4.6g
- Saturates 2.3g
- Protein 1.3g
Method
Whip the double cream and caster sugar together until stiff.
Lay out all your spoons on serving plates and put a blob of custard on each one – not too much or they will overflow when you add the pudding. Take a teaspoon, scoop out lumps of the hot Christmas pudding and drop them onto the custard. Top with a dollop of the whipped cream.
Scatter with the almonds and grated orange zest and serve while warm.
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