Bread Pudding

"i made this tonight when my wife said, "I want a little something cause I'm still hungry." I opened the cabinets and refrigerator and pulled out a bunch of ingredients I needed to use up. It's really easy and comes together in one small saucepan."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients EXCEPT bread and sugar in a small saucepan.
  • Heat over medium heat until mixture begins to thicken.
  • Cook for a few minutes more until the mixture is just thinner than you want it (remember that the bread is going to soak up the mixture and make the pudding thick).
  • Turn the heat OFF and stir in the potato bread.
  • Pour mixture into bowls or ramekins.
  • If using sugar, top each serving with sugar and brulee with a torch.

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  1. Looking for a no-bake bread pudding recipe I came across this one. It's really simple and pretty good, although I must admit that I made quite some substitutions. Instead of wheat berries I used some leftover cooked rice; for apple and raisins I used fresh cranberries and dried papaya and for honey rice syrup and a little stevia. Also I had no potato bread but white gluten free bread which I wanted to use up. So, this was not at all original, but I enjoyed it very much, especially as it was the first bread pudding I've ever eating without getting sick! Thanks for posting!!
     
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  1. Looking for a no-bake bread pudding recipe I came across this one. It's really simple and pretty good, although I must admit that I made quite some substitutions. Instead of wheat berries I used some leftover cooked rice; for apple and raisins I used fresh cranberries and dried papaya and for honey rice syrup and a little stevia. Also I had no potato bread but white gluten free bread which I wanted to use up. So, this was not at all original, but I enjoyed it very much, especially as it was the first bread pudding I've ever eating without getting sick! Thanks for posting!!
     

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I live in NJ with my lovely wife and son. I've been cooking for about as long as I can remember, so I'm happy to be the resident chef in our household. I pride myself on being able to open my cabinets, take stock and make something great out of whatever I've got to work with, but I love the option of coming to the Zaar when I'm stumped, bored, or just looking for a baseline recipe as a jumping off point. I work full time, and where possible I like to get dinner on the table within an hour (if not less) of returning home from work, so I try to plan out my menus and get as much prep-work done ahead of time as I can.
 
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