
Ginger & pear bread & butter pudding
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Serves 1
Easy
Prep: 5 mins
Cook: 10 mins
Plus 5 mins plus soaking time
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Ingredients
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2 slices day-old white bread
crusts removed
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15g softened butter
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2 tbsp ginger preserve
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1 ripe pear
peeled , cored and diced
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1 medium egg
beaten
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4 tbsp demerara sugar
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150ml milk
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Nutrition: per serving
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kcal755
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fat25g
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saturates13g
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carbs125g
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sugars84g
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fibre3g
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protein16g
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salt1.36g
low
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Method
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step 1
Spread the bread with the butter, then the preserve. Cut each slice into 4 triangles. Arrange half the bread in the base of a 300ml microwave dish. Scatter over the pear and top with the remaining bread triangles.
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step 2
Beat together the egg, half the sugar and the milk. Pour over the bread and leave to soak for 10 mins, pushing the bread down to soak up the milk mixture.
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step 3
Cook the pudding in the microwave on High for 4 mins, then leave to stand for 5 mins. Cook on High for 1 min.
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step 4
Heat the grill. Sprinkle over the remaining sugar, then cook under a hot grill until the top is bubbling and golden. Serve the pudding warm.
Recipe from Good Food Vegetarian Christmas, December 2006
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