The perfect harvest pudding....
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| Layers of spiced apple puree, cinnamon or ginger yoghurt & Chantilly Cream delicously bridge the Indian-Summer/Definitely-Autumn gap |
Belsize's popular green grocer Pomona (opposite Belsize Park station) has managed to get hold of some well-priced fresh English apples. They're small - hence the great price of £1.50 a kilo - but taste just-picked, lovely and crisp and crunchy. (And, if I'm not mistaken, they're unwaxed!)
67's created a layered apple pudding to fill the gap between summer puddings and the crumbles and pies that'll appear when autumn really settles in.
It's a great dessert for Sunday lunch. There are a few simple steps but much of it is completed in stages, ahead of time. And you can get the kids involved.
The original recipe called for crushed biscuits but options were added after 67 tasters suggested a layer of cake or whole biscuits instead of crumbs.
Cost: £1.50'ish
Serves: 2 greedy or 4 normal portions (recipe doubles nicely)
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