Sentence examples for steamed pudding from inspiring English sources

Over a quandong and white chocolate steamed pudding we watch a screeching night owl flit around the surrounding trees, and finally head back, as the morning will be quite early.

Other than that, a steamed pudding is a doddle.

The spices meld and the texture gets even more like a steamed pudding.

The result of my testing is a pound cake that is reminiscent of a steamed pudding.

(This makes it a steamed pudding rather than a browned pie).

An earlier version of the sub-heading referred to a steamed pudding puttering away in the oven rather than on the hob.

Pudding for Stiuff Upper Lips Fans of English steamed puddings no longer have to travel to Britain to buy Atora, a suet product that is used in both savory and sweet puddings.

The heaviness of suet is certainly off-limits, as are hefty gateaux, steamed puddings and ladlefuls of hot custard.

It was there, with the encouragement of the Castle's Kit Chapman, that he first began to develop his mastery of solid British cooking: slow cooked faggots and braised cuts of beef, Welsh rarebit and steamed puddings.

Sales of traditional puddings have increased: at Asda, steamed puddings in jam, coconut and syrup flavours are up 33 per cent year on year, while sponge and currant spotted dick is up 39 per cent on last year, bread and butter pudding up 25 per cent and Bramley apple crumble up 56 per cent.

Unlike many of its British equivalents (mash, hotpot, steamed puddings, even the surprisingly similar pease puddings which preceded the potato in this country), dal is a dish which can comfort all year round: the fresh, sharp spices and clean herbs work as well for me on a cooling summer evening as a dark winter's night.