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Marmalade Bread & Butter Pudding

5 Comments Sweet baking brioche, marmalade, panettone, pudding

Marmalade Bread & Butter Pudding: Bonissimo with Panettone and Délicieuse with Brioche!

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Adding dollops of home made marmalade to this comforting pudding has made it even more interesting and satisfying to eat.

It has its warmth and solace, its custardy and crusty bits, it’s familiar vanilla, and now it also has a hint of bittersweet citrus in every bite. We love it with (left over) panettone or brioche. So if you were tricked into believing that spring had arrived, only to find out winter has come back to bite you, make this pudding! Smiles all around…

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Ingredients

serves 4

250 g brioche or panettone in slices

50 g butter

2 eggs

170 ml cream

200 ml milk

1 tsp vanilla extract

50 g sugar

pinch of salt

10 tsps Seville orange marmalade

50 g raisins soaked in liqueur (optional with brioche)

Orange zest (optional with brioche)

icing sugar to serve

Making the Bread & Butter Pudding
Preheat the oven to 170ºC / 340ºF and grease a 850ml / 1½ pint shallow baking dish with some of the butter. Cut the bread into thick slices, leaving the crusts on. Butter the slices with the rest of the butter. Cut the slices in half and arrange them in the dish, buttered side up.

In a bowl, whisk together the eggs, cream, milk, vanilla extract and sugar and pour evenly over the bread. If you are using brioche you can add some optional ingredients at this stage, like the liqueur soaked raisins and some extra orange zest. I use marasquin liqueur made by Van Wees from Amsterdam in my panettone bread, so it’s also nice to soak your raisins in this, or you could use almond liqueur for example. Now add the teaspoon dollops of marmalade to the pudding.

Now the next bit is important if you want your pudding to have the right texture. Put the dish in a roasting tin and pour hot water around it to a depth of about 2.5cm / 1 inch. Bake for 40 minutes until the pudding is just set – it should be yellow inside and nicely browned on top. Dust with icing sugar and serve while still warm.
But also very tasty the next day, completely cooled, if there’s anything left that is…

You can find our own ‘easy with great result’ brioche recipe here and a brioche no knead version here.

Sweet baking brioche, marmalade, panettone, pudding

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  1. Nancy says

    March 3, 2011 at 03:43

    I just made this pudding with a loaf of slightly stale, home-made potato bread and oh boy, is it good! I made a few changes based on the ingredients in my cupboard; raspberry jam and lemon zest instead of marmalade, and dried cranberries re-hydrated in Amaretto replacing raisins. It’s crunchy, soft and gooey. Just delicious.
    It isn’t wrong to eat bread pudding for dinner, is it?

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    • Weekend Bakers says

      March 3, 2011 at 10:25

      Hi Nancy,
      Now that sounds delicious, I just love raspberry jam and almond liqueur. I am going to try that myself. I have a whole load of brioche in the fridge so this weekend I will make another B&B pudding for sure.
      Wrong you say? It is only right!

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    • Laraine says

      May 7, 2015 at 22:43

      No, Nancy, it isn’t wrong to eat bread and butter pudding for dinner. I’ve done it myself, though I have to admit mine is bread and butter custard—a thin layer of crunchy buttered bread sprinkled with freshly grated nutmeg on top of a layer of custard and raisins—which I much prefer. Like you, I’m sick and tired of being told what I should eat and shouldn’t eat.

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