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<strong>Christmas</strong> Pudding<br />
by Alexander Müller, CTO, Administration Intelligence AG<br />
Ingredients:<br />
200g dried apricots<br />
150g candied orange peel<br />
75g candied pineapple<br />
100g candied Fidschi ginger<br />
150ml white Rum<br />
100g zwieback/rusk<br />
75g flour<br />
100g dried coconut<br />
150g sugar<br />
1/2 tsp cinnamon<br />
1 pinch of allspice<br />
100g butter<br />
4 eggs<br />
2 TL Macadamia nut syrup<br />
2 TL vanilla syrup<br />
100ml milk<br />
1.5 tsp baking powder<br />
10 buttered forms (à 150ml), best<br />
to use preserving jars<br />
Closed pudding is best within 1<br />
week.<br />
Preparation:<br />
Cut apricots, orange peel, pineapple and ginger<br />
into small pieces. Mix with rum in a bowl and let<br />
it brew for 40 minutes.<br />
Grind rusk and mix with flour, coconut, sugar,<br />
cinnamon and allspice. Add the brewed fruits<br />
and mix it well. Let it brew covered for at least 8<br />
hours, best overnight.<br />
On the next day, melt butter in a pot and let it<br />
cool down, but don‘t let it get hard. Mix with<br />
eggs, macadamia nut and vanilla syrup, milk<br />
and baking powder. Knead well with the fruitrusk-mixture.<br />
Fill 3/4 of the form with this dough and close the<br />
jar.<br />
Put jars into a large pot. Fill pot with water until<br />
3/4 of the jar is surrounded by water. Take out<br />
the jars again and bring water to a boil. Then put<br />
in the jars again.<br />
Let them cook with middle heat (not boiling water)<br />
for 50 minutes. Take them out, let them cool<br />
down and put into fridge.<br />
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