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You will need.........


3oz. (85g) Sultanas.

5oz. (140g) Packet of Dumpling mix.

2 good dessert spoons of sugar.

Water.


Method:

Soak the Sultanas in warm water (Or Brandy or Sherry, if you are feeling adventurous!)
for about an hour to 'plump' them up a bit.

Drain the sultanas and mix all the ingredients together with a little water to make a stiff dough.

Put the dough into a heatproof basin that has been greased with butter,
(you could put some raspberry jam in the bottom of the bowl first)
and then place the basin in a pan of boiling water so that the water only comes half-way up the bowl.

Place a lid on the saucepan and simmer for about ten minutes.

Test to see if the dumpling is cooked through by pushing a sharp kitchen knife into the dumpling; and if cooked the knife will come out clean without any of the dough on it.

When cooked remove the bowl from the saucepan and with a kitchen spatular go round the inside edge of the bowl to release from the sides if necessary. Divide into four pieces and serve in individual dishes with a thickish custard poured all over the dumplings.


As an alternative to the sultanas you could include chopped apples in the mixture, or currants, or mixed fruit. Experiment!!

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This is a recipe that I developed myself and has a wonderfully light texture to it

unlike the original steamed sponge "Spotted Dick" that can sometimes be very 'heavy'.

It is so easy and simple to make.

Idealy served with a good helping of custard poured all over it you could try

putting some raspberry jam in the bottom of the bowl before cooking.

This recipe will make a dumpling for four people.

 
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