A fabulous autumn dessert, this recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding) is extremely easy to make.
An Old-Fashioned Pudding Recipe from The West Country
A fabulous autumn dessert, this recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding) is extremely easy to make.
With only four main ingredients, this apple recipe is also an egg-free and a dairy-free pudding, when using vegetarian suet.
Thought to orginiate from the English county of Devon, I have seen recipes in old cookbooks from most of The West Country.
I used Bramley apples in my recipe, but any cooking apples will work with this easy country recipe, or even green eating apples.
What this recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding) lacks in looks, is more than made up for in taste.
Serve this with clotted cream, for a real West Country combination, or with lashings of creamy custard on a cold winter’s day.
The original recipe that I found in a little Salmon recipe book, suggested baking this on a pie dish, which I did.
However, you WILL need to sit the pie dish on a baking tray, as the vegetarian suet runs out of the pudding when baking.
There is no oven temperature either, so I used my default oven setting of 180C/350F/Gas mark 4, and baked it for 45 minutes.
This is a very rustic pudding recipe, so don’t expect a light sponge type texture. It’s more of a baked suet pudding crumb, with the apples being as the title says, “in and out”!
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- Eve’s Pudding with Blackberries & Apples
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Recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding)
Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding)
A fabulous autumn dessert, this recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding) is extremely easy to make.
With only four main ingredients, this apple recipe is also an egg-free and a dairy-free pudding, when using vegetarian suet.
Thought to orginiate from the English county of Devon, I have seen recipes in old cookbooks from most of the West Country.
I used Bramley apples in my recipe, but any cooking apples will work with this easy country recipe, or even green eating apples.
What this recipe for Apple In and Out (Baked Suet Apple Pudding) lacks in looks, is more than made up for in taste.
Serve this with clotted cream, for a real West Country combination, or with lashings of creamy custard on a cold winter's day.
The original recipe that I found in a little Salmon recipe book, suggested baking this on a pie dish, which I did.
However, you WILL need to sit the pie dish on a baking tray, as the vegetarian suet runs out of the pudding when baking.
There is no oven temperature either, so I used my default oven setting of 180C/350F/Gas mark 4, and baked it for 45 minutes.
This is a very rustic pudding recipe, so don't expect a light sponge type texture. It's more of a baked suet pudding crumb, with the apples being as the title says, "in and out"!
Ingredients
- 8ozs (225g) Self-Raising flour
- 4ozs (115g) vegetable suet
- 2ozs (50g) Demerara sugar (or white granulated sugar)
- 2 large cooking apples, peeled, cored and diced (small chunks)
- Water to mix
- OPTIONAL:
- Golden syrup
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 180C/350F/Gas mark 4, and greased an enamel or oven-proof pie dish.
- Mix all of the main ingredients (not the golden syrup) together in a mixing bowl, then add 2 to 3 tablespoons of water to make a soft, but NOT a sttcky batter.
- Spoon the apple batter on to the greased pie plate. Sprinkle some extra Demerara sugar over the top, and bake for about 45 minutes, or until the pudding is firm and golden brown.
- Remove from the oven and drizzle golden syrup over the top, if using it.
- Serve warm from the oven with clotted cream, custard or pouring cream.
Notes
Use sharp eatiung apples in place of cooking apples.
Drizzle with honey or maple syrup in place of golden syrup.
Use white sugar in place of Demerara sugar.
Add a teaspoon of ground cinnamon for an aromatic flavour.
Nutrition Information
Yield 6 Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 194Total Fat 5gSaturated Fat 3gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 2gCholesterol 3mgSodium 12mgCarbohydrates 37gFiber 2gSugar 14gProtein 2g
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