Spotted dick

British recipes Spotted dick recipe

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Date Published:
25/09/2008

They don't come more traditional than this titter-tempter. Steam yourself a puddin' good'un

Serves 4-6

Ingredients

  • 240g self raising flour
  • Pinch of salt
  • 30g sugar
  • 120g shredded suet
  • 240g currants or raisins, soaked in brandy
  • 150ml cold water

Method: How to make spotted dick

1. Grease a 2 pint (1.1litre) pudding basin. Sieve together the flour, sugar and salt, then add the shredded suet and dried fruit. Mix these ingredients with enough water to make a firm dough.

2. Cover securely and steam for 2 hours.

Tip:

To make spotted dick in the traditional shape, form the mixture into a cylinder of about 8 in (20cm) long, and roll in a pudding cloth. Boil for 2 hours.

3. Turn the pudding out on to a hot dish and serve with custard.

© The Pudding Club

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  1. l am in south carolina and can't find suet. what can l substitute with.
    Posted by BETH on 19/02/2009 19:22:15
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