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Celebrating the festival of Christmas
along with family and friends becomes
more special if some delicious and
mouth watering cuisine is laid on
the table. There are many wonderful
Christmas recipes that are enjoyed
with fun and frolic during the festive
season. You can try the superb tasting
Traditional Christmas Recipes provided
by celebrationsonnet.com. that will
surely make your holidays a memorable
one.
Some of the most popular Traditional
Christmas delights are:
- Traditional Christmas Pudding
- The Christmas Roast
- Mince Pies
- Figgy Puding
- Turkey Stock
- Cranberry Streusel Coffee Cake
- Carrot Puding
- Creamy Mashed Potatoes
- Caramel Popcorn
The Traditional Christmas Recipes
of the Traditional Christmas Pudding
is given below:
The ingredients required to make
this fantastic pudding are: 200 gm
raisins, 200 gm sultanas, 150 gm currants,
25 gm chopped almonds, 1 tsp ground
mixed spice, ¼ tsp grated nutmeg,
½ tsp ground cinnamon, 1 small size
cooking apple fully peeled and grated,
rind of finely grated one orange,
juice of one lemon with 150 ml of
brandy, 2 eggs, 125 gm of fresh white
breadcrumbs, 125 gm butter, 225 gm
soft brown sugar, 50 gm self raising
flour.
Process: Same as the shape
of the basin cut a butter paper and
fit it in and then butter up. Mix
together the butter and sugar until
soft and creamy in a large bowl. Beat
in the flour and mix the spices, eggs
and other ingredients and continue
stirring till the mixture becomes
very soft. Pour the mixture into the
basin and level it. Cover the basin
with butter paper and place in a pan
of simmering water. The water should
come to halfway of the basin and the
pan should be covered with a tight
lid. Steam for about 6 hours by keeping
the steam going by pouring more water
as soon it evaporates. Now before
serving make it sure that it is heated
for 2 hours to moisten the pudding.
So now the delicious Traditional Christmas
Pudding is ready to be relished.
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