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Spotted Dick Recipe


Spotted  Dick Recipe
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This is so popular here it even comes in cans!

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With custard.


In a can.

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Ingredients
  • 8 oz self-raising flour
  • 4 oz shredded suet (regular or vegetarian)
  • 8 oz currants or raisins
  • 6 oz cold water
  • 1 oz sugar
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 pinch salt

Directions
  1. Mix together the flour, sugar, salt, suet , cinnamon and the currents/raisins.
  2. Keep mixing and add a little water at a time until it becomes a firm dough.
  3. Roll into a long cylindrical shape that is about 8 inches long.
  4. Carefully place the rolled pastry into a small pan that is close to 8 inches diameter as possible.
  5. Place this smaller pan into a larger one then fill the larger pan with boiling water, but do not fill so that the water spills into the smaller pan. This is to make a steamer to 'steam' the pudding.
  6. Put on the lid to the larger pan and steam for about 2 1/4 hours, making sure that the water is topped up in the outer pan with boiling water.
  7. Serve with custard.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.........OH MAN...........HAHAHA

I thought it said spotted duck........till i looked.........lord.........that is great

Nice post .....got my 5


Hahahahahahaahahaahah ...ive heard of spotted sheets!!!!!! but this one made me laugh!!!!!!!good one there........hahahahahahaha omg!!!!! in a can !!!!!! hahahahahaa


Yes, the English are our close relations so I have heard of, and even eaten spotted dick. And with a nice warm caramel or custard or rum sauce it is very nice!


Jill !!!!you ate a spotted dick ?????? hahahahaahaha no comment !!!!!!!!!!!!


I too thought it was spotted duck....Geez Louise!


I've had spotted dick with custard a couple of times - loved it. Great post, Kath - thanks so much! High 5 for you, GF... :) Vickie


Can't bring myself to cook or bake with suet - is butter a decent substitute? I just love the name!!


Oh my goodness, I haven't thought about Spotted Dick in years, not since I left England. Thanks so much for this recipe. We always put a double layer of wax paper over the pot that the pudding was in & tied it on with string, to keep the wet out of the pudding while it was steaming


Just another excuse to poke fun at our English cousins.... sounds good tho... I'd try it.


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I think you could use pastry shortening instead of the suet, what do you think Kathy?


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