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By Janice1
on January 02, 2002
This recipe was fabulous! However, I did not discard the burbon that the raisins soaked in. I made a "Brandy" sauce:halfstick of melted butter, 1 C sugar and 1 1/2 cup of whipping cream-melt in double boiler. Add 2 TBSP whisky and serve over the bread pudding. Yummy!
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By far the best bread pudding I've ever eaten! There is no need for a vanilla sauce to cover up this amazing flavor! If you don't want to spend time scalding the milk, add an extra 15 minutes to the baking time and it will turn out perfect.
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Holy sh*t! GRANDMA!??? IS THAT YOU!??? Seriously though, Rhonda, this was a major hit in my household. I made it with the vanilla sauce and it was fantastic. Quick. Easy. Comforting. Warm and smooth. Wow, it was straight out of my grandma's kitchen!
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I used brown bread, and didn't bother scalding the milk. Because of this I Left it in the oven for an extra 15 minutes at the advice of another reviewer, and it turned out great.
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This is a great bread pudding recipe! I'll never make another. It has a nice mild flavor with good texture. I made mine with French bread bought from the "day-old" bakery. I also added toasted pecans to the top before baking. My only question was when to use the melted butter from step #3. I added it to the top before sprinkling the reserved brown sugar mixture and baking. Thanks for posting this recipe Rhonda.
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on March 24, 2002
Very yummy bread pudding. Instead of using Brandy, I used Grand Marnier and then added it to the sauce with some frozen orange concentrate. I also used raisins along with some dried cranberries. I will make this again. A very nice, economical way of making a beautiful dessert. Its wonderful with a nice cup of decaf java! Your guests will really enjoy this! Sassy.
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on February 12, 2002
My family and I enjoyed this recipe. Hadn't had it in years. Similar to what my grandmother made, unfortunately her recipe has been lost. Will be making this again and again. Finally got the kids to eat bread crusts....YES!
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on February 11, 2002
Wonderful! I made this with the vanilla sauce and it was soooo good.
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on February 16, 2003
Great bread pudding! I used frangelico instead of brandy, which was ok, but not great and a much too organic bread...but, all in all, I loved it, my husband loved it & I magine it only gets better each time you make it into your own...I thought the vanilla sauce was only so-so, will try another topping next time.
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on February 10, 2002
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on January 07, 2002
By Larry O
on December 26, 2001
sooooo GOOD!!!!!
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on November 15, 2009
I love this recipe. I added some mashed bananas and used only 1/2 cup of sugar and it still turned out great. Thanks so much for sharing.
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on July 30, 2009
This turned out very nice. I followed the directions as stated the first time but did not quite understand the cumbersome process of tossing the bread pieces with the melted butter and sugar mixture. The next time i tossed the butter, sugar and spices into the milk and it was much easier without affecting the taste. Thanks for a great recipe.
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on December 27, 2010
I had never had bread pudding before - I made this for a friend who LOVES it. It was great - we had leftovers for dessert the next night too! I used fruit bread and it turned out great!
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on December 20, 2010
This is the best bread pudding ever.
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OMG is this good. Loved it. I had the leftover for breakfast. I'm sure we will have this often.
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I didn't use the brandy because I used raisin bread for half the recipe and homemade baguette for the other half, excellent. DH says it tastes like french toast, we loved it, thank you.
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on June 14, 2009
Absolutely scrumptious! I made it tonight because I happened to have a stale loaf of french bread and I've always wanted to try making bread pudding since I love it so...and this was just to die for! I just had a smidge still warm from the oven. I'm looking forward to chilled leftovers. Anyway, it turned out lovely and it didn't require sauce of any kind though I may take a stab at that tomorrow. I was perhaps a little generous with the vanilla and I used non-fat milk which I didn't bother to scald. Still turned out great! Thanks!
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