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Dessert + Sunday lunch recipes (28)

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It's a simple and easy recipe that we made in food technology at school.
 
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Now my granny taught me this. She cooks by her nose as do I... so I don't always pay attention to times.
 
Recipe by: Swanseaboy17
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This is an easy recipe for a classic British pudding.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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You can jazz this up with orange zest or liqueur, for example – they can really make an impact and turn a dessert into something special.
 
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This is a really simple brownie recipe. it has been tried and tested many a time and they certainly dont last very long in the cupboard. I always use chocolate chunks when i bake them however walnuts are just as good, it is just a family preference. these morish gooey chocolate treats are an all year all occasion must bake.
 
Recipe by: Rosina
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Everyone loves a good Pavlova - and this recipe couldn't be simpler. Use other fruits instead of kiwi fruit, if desired.
 
Recipe by: Katie O
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I use eating apples so less sugar is needed but it's still as good as the traditional classic.
 
Recipe by: Welsh Girl
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A softly baked custard turned out into a pool of caramel.
 
Recipe by: HappyMamaToThree
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This custard is excellent with sponge pudding or with our favourite croissant bread pudding. It's pourable or spoon-able. To prevent a lumpy or scorched pudding use a heavy bottomed saucepan and stir CONSTANTLY. Do not walk away while this is cooking.
 
Recipe by: SHANNON_B
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Easy yet so delicious, this fresh fruit trifle combines my favourite trifle recipes to create a mouthwatering dessert. Use any fruits you wish - such as mangos or raspberries - to create your own culinary delight.
 
Recipe by: FREGBERT
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My mum's apple crumble recipe!
 
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A traditional bread and butter pudding that puffs up and cooks to the perfect consistency. I've named the recipe my mothers favourite as she adores this dessert and always finishes it off in one day.
 
Recipe by: princess_Delkie
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A luscious orangy steamed pudding. The tangy flavour of this dessert coupled with custard, makes a perfect ending to a summer dinner! The best part is that you can make the pudding in advance, freeze it for up to 2 months - then thaw and steam it for about 45 mins, until thoroughly hot!
 
Recipe by: Polly Welby
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I ususally serve this with hot custard but it's equally good cut into slices and eaten cold.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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A great British favourite, this version of queen of puddings has a chocolate-flavoured base and is given the modern treatment with more fruit and less sugar and fat. Whenever there is leftover bread, turn it into breadcrumbs, by grating or whizzing in a food processor, then freeze until needed for a dish like this.
 
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This is such an easy cheesecake to make and always gets the WOW factor - it is now my signature dish. Everybody that likes cheesecake, will love this one. I have to make one for every social occasion that we go to, and it is eaten FAST!!!!
 
Recipe by: BLUEMAN
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This recipe was shown to me whilst I worked in an area of Germany called the Kaisersthul, a volcanic outcrop in the Black forrest (Schwartzwald) region. It is so rich and delicious - you just will not beleive it! It takes a little time, but its worth it.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Everyone loves a trifle. In this lavish, super-quick version, moist almond macaroons laced with sherry are topped with tropical fruit, smooth custard and thick cream.
 
Recipe by: Samantha
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I prefer to make a shortbread base rather than use digestive biscuits - it tastes a little richer. But the choice is yours. Either way, this is a great dessert for a crowd.
 
Recipe by: Tina Howe
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My granny's recipe!
 
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