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Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Mug O'Basic Bread Pudding

Like my post on Simmer Sardines on Toast, this recipe and others illustrate that "What is old is new again."
 
For some reason, I am always amazed to find that many of the latest food trends like Mug Recipes and Toast Toppings are not new. You can find, in several cookbooks over 100-years-old, precedent recipes for Mug Recipes (Tea Cup Bread Pudding) and Toast Toppings (Broiled Sardines on Toast) recipes.

Also, many older cookbooks refer the use of leftovers. A bread pudding often uses stale bread.
 
Mug O'Bread Pudding
(Adapted from: No. 198 Tea Cup Bread Pudding, A Plain Cookery Book for the Working Classes by Charles Elmé Francatelli)
 
eBook available on Project Gutenberg

 
 Ingredients:
 
1 Dab Olive oil
1 Slice multi-grain bread, torn into small pieces
1 Level TBspn Sugar
1 Dollop Milk
2 Shakes of Nutmeg, powdered
1 Egg
 
 
 Process:
 
Add olive oil to a mug.
Swirl the oil over the bottom and sides of mug.
Add bread pieces.
Add sugar, milk and nutmeg.
Stir ingredients thoroughly.
Add egg.
Stir thoroughly.
Place mug in microwave, use a saucer as a cover.
Microwave on high for 1 minute.

Dump mug contents onto a plate to eat or eat straight from the mug.
 

 

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