Pudding Poll
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From that selection bakewell Tart (as baked in Bakewell), a good cheesecake (baked Polish) and a good bread & butter pudding, though the correct choice is blackberry & apple crumble (with custard), summer pudding & queen of puddings.
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Lemon meringue pie and creme brulee beat everything mentioned there, like.
A good brownie would also be high in my own personal RANKINGS
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John aka Josh wrote:From that selection bakewell Tart (as baked in Bakewell), a good cheesecake (baked Polish) and a good bread & butter pudding, though the correct choice is blackberry & apple crumble (with custard), summer pudding & queen of puddings.
The only good cheesecake is baked Polish. None can compare.
I rue the day of crushed digestive biscuits.
Sadly, my local deli has stopped stocking it for sale by the slice. I think the original owners have retired back to Poland.
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Samoan wrote:John aka Josh wrote:From that selection bakewell Tart (as baked in Bakewell), a good cheesecake (baked Polish) and a good bread & butter pudding, though the correct choice is blackberry & apple crumble (with custard), summer pudding & queen of puddings.
The only good cheesecake is baked Polish. None can compare.
I rue the day of crushed digestive biscuits.
Sadly, my local deli has stopped stocking it for sale by the slice. I think the original owners have retired back to Poland.
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Harvey K-Tel wrote:sloopjohnc wrote:Harvey K-Tel wrote:Rhubarb crumble, apple pie, cheesecake (especially the white chocolate raspberry one my sister makes).
Ditto.
You've had my sister's cheesecake??
If that's the way you want to phrase it?
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One of my best friends and former roommates was Cuban. He used to bring home flan his mom made.
Great stuff.
Great stuff.
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The secret to a great cheesecake base is to chuck some ginger nuts in with the digestives *taps nose*
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Minnie the Minx wrote:Everyone hates semolina eh?
Yes. We got it at school and weren't allowed to leave the table until we had cleared our plates.
Apple pie
Ginger cake
Chocolate sponge (with chocolate custard)
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Belle Lettre wrote:Minnie the Minx wrote:Everyone hates semolina eh?
Yes. We got it at school and weren't allowed to leave the table until we had cleared our plates.
Apple pie
Ginger cake
Chocolate sponge (with chocolate custard)
The idea of enforced semolina consumption gives me something of a thrill, to tell you the truth.
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Minnie the Minx wrote:Manchester Tart is ace!
I only very recently had a Manchester Tart and I have to concur
However I voted for old favourites chocolate sponge, apple pie and Bakewell tart but I'm good with just about on that list. I like puddings.
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John aka Josh wrote: though the correct choice is blackberry & apple crumble (with custard), summer pudding & queen of puddings.
oh yes, all of these are great
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trans-chigley express wrote:Minnie the Minx wrote:Manchester Tart is ace!
I only very recently had a Manchester Tart and I have to concur
However I voted for old favourites chocolate sponge, apple pie and Bakewell tart but I'm good with just about on that list. I like puddings.
Manchester Tart is dead easy to make too.
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I'm not a Bakewell tart purist, I love the real thing but I'm also very happy with the Mr Kipling variety.
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Shit yeah.
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The Unfragrant Ox wrote:Lemon meringue pie and creme brulee beat everything mentioned there, like.
Lemon meringue pie has always been my absolute favourite. My grandfather, who was a cook, used to make a spectacular one.
Of the list I went for rhubarb crumble, trifle and apple pie.
I avoid a lot of the more traditional British puddings on here (although I've never heard of Manchester pie before) as I find them a bit stodgy.
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Question authority.
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The Modernist wrote:The Unfragrant Ox wrote:Lemon meringue pie and creme brulee beat everything mentioned there, like.
Lemon meringue pie has always been my absolute favourite. My grandfather, who was a cook, used to make a spectacular one.
Of the list I went for rhubarb crumble, trifle and apple pie.
I avoid a lot of the more traditional British puddings on here (although I've never heard of Manchester pie before) as I find them a bit stodgy.
It's Manchester TART you southern softie
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Yorkshire Curd Tart
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My votes were for Bakewell Tart, Manchester Tart and rhubarb crumble.
I love anything with almonds/marzipan and Manchester Tart has a schooldays pull for me. Rhubarb crumble seems to me to be just about the perfect thing, especially when all the juice bubbles up through the edges of the crumble.
I love anything with almonds/marzipan and Manchester Tart has a schooldays pull for me. Rhubarb crumble seems to me to be just about the perfect thing, especially when all the juice bubbles up through the edges of the crumble.
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The right answer is Rhubarb Crumble.