Summer Pudding

Name: Summer Pudding
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 8 slice Sliced sandwich bread; 250 grams Strawberries; 100 grams Blackberries; 50 grams Blueberries; 100 grams Raspberries; 80 grams Granulated sugar; 1/2 lemon each Lemon peel, lemon juice

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For 500 g of berries, use 80 g of sugar. Please combine whatever berries you want. Only use up to 50 g of blueberries. This is excellent if you have some red or black currants. Cherries are also yummy. You can even use frozen strawberries or mixed berries. This is representative of a British summer dessert. Recipe by British Embassy

The British Embassy in Japan is hosting a campaign to allow residents to experience British cooking called "Food is GREAT: A Taste of Britain."

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

The British Embassy in Japan is hosting a campaign to allow residents to experience British cooking called "Food is GREAT: A Taste of Britain."

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Ingredients

8 sliceSliced sandwich bread
250 gramsStrawberries
100 gramsBlackberries
50 gramsBlueberries
100 gramsRaspberries
80 gramsGranulated sugar
1/2lemon each Lemon peel, lemon juice

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Steps

1

Cut off the bread crusts. Cut 1 slice of bread into a 6cm circle and cut 2 slices of bread into half circles with 12 cm diameter.
2

Cut the rest of the bread in half vertically, then diagonally to form a trapezoid. You should have 12 trapezoids.
3

(You should size the bread to match the size of the bowl, but it should be roughly 9 cm high, 1.5 cm at the top, and 4 cm at the bottom.)
4

Place the smaller bread circle into the bottom of the bowl. Layer the trapezoidal breads around the sides with the longer edge at the top. Connect the shorter edge to the bottom and overlap the slices around the bowl.
5

Spread some butter over the overlapping sections to that they stick together.
6

Place all of the ingredients except for the raspberries into a pot and boil on low heat.
7

Add the raspberries, bring to a boil, and then let them cool. Place them in a colander placed in a bowl to separate the syrup from the berries.
8

Stuff the berries from Step 7 into the bread mold from Step 2. Pour in the syrup. (Reserve some of the syrup for later.)
9

Place the remaining 2 round slices of bread on top as a cover. Let it sit in the refrigerator overnight.
10

Place a plate on top of the bowl and flip it over. If there are some sections that did not soak up the syrup, use the syrup set aside earlier to fill them in.
11

Decorate the top and the edge with berries.