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but trust me, the custard will firm up solid as it cools. If it wasn't super wobbly like
So it, like, resets it to be, um, to—to firm up whenever it's, uh, cooled off.
So it like resets it to be, to firm up whenever it's cooled off.
it's not hard, but it will firm up, because any minute now...
It will firm up because any minute now it's going to be covered luxuriantly with my summer berries.
You can see that our dough is a lot stronger and it's starting to firm up a bit.
You can see that our dough is a lot stronger and it's starting to firm up a bit.
Firm up the eggs, and then lay out the sausage really thinly, and wrap it nice and tightly.
Firm up the eggs, and then lay out the sausage really thinly and wrap it nice and tightly.
Once it's thick like soft serve, pour it into a container and place it in the freezer overnight to firm up,
freezer over night to firm up and you'll have a beautiful rich chocolate gelato.
minutes to firm up. With the rest of your dough that you've got
Then place that onto a tray and put it in the freezer for about 30 minutes to firm up.
First with the bread And the marrow And the currants, which I flavoured a little with nutmeg The lemon and the lemon juice And a little custard I think I will probably get three layers in This is very like bread and butter pudding and cabinet pudding And Clarence's pudding and the Duke of Newcastle's pudding It's always a good idea to have different ways on how to use up stale bread and cakes This uses a lot of expensive ingredients, so isn't a particularly common pudding We do use coconuts in the kitchen for curries and ices And also for rolling small cakes in jam and then coconut But that's dried coconut I believe these coconuts come from America where they've now had some success growing them But of course they grow all over the world And I'm told that the trees are useful not just for the fruit, but also for making baskets and thatch Now all my layers are in, I finished with a final layer of bread I'm now going to pour in the rest of the custard and let it stand for 20 minutes to soak in I'm going to leave that to stand for about 20 minutes so it can all soak in And then I will cover it with a piece of brown paper, wrap it in a cloth and boil it for about three and a half hours My pudding is cooked well, so I've removed the cloth and let it stand for a few minutes to firm up Now I'm ready to turn it out This pudding can be served hot or cold And today I'm serving it with a sauce Mary-Anne has made me From the coconut water, sugar, spice, cornflour, cream, brandy and vanilla And there we are, Lady Betty's delight I hope it will delight Lady Braybrooke as well Thank you for watching!
My pudding has cooked well, so I've removed the cloth and let it stand for a few minutes to firm up.
The chocolate will firm up, then we'll brush it again.
Back in the fridge for 10 minutes, it'll firm up, and we'll brush it again.
Once it's rolled out we'll slide it onto a baking sheet or something that'll fit in your fridge and we're going to refrigerate it to let it firm up while we make the cheesecake.
Once it's rolled out, we'll slide it onto a baking sheet or something that'll fit in your fridge and we're going to refrigerate it to let it firm up while we make the cheesecake.