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School puddings. .
My favourite was caramel shortcake
does anyone remember this? shortbread, with caramel and chocolate sprinkles ontop? would this be similar recipe to millionaires shortbread minus the choc layer ontop? |
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Anyone remember chocolate concrete with pink custard?
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Don't remember any of these, we had something called a sh!t slab, AKA an Australian Crunchie. Or pink iced buns-hmmmm
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pink custard?? wow! i hate custard but i would be tempted to try some again if it was pink
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haha choc sponge very tasty!!
oh like an angel delight thing?
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My favourite from primary school was a caramel tart (like a treacle tart but with a fudge type caramel) with custard came in squares cut from a big metal tray, all home made (well school made but done by hand), the strawberry coconut sponge with pink custard was heaven too, we had great cooks at primary school.
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My fave was Manchester Tart..............I now want some!
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Chocolate sheetcake with a thick chocolate frosting.
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Cornflake cake and custard was my fav. Cornflake topping with biscuit base and a layer of jam.
The pink custard in my day was cornflour custard or something i seem to remember?? God i hated tapioca (frog spawn) with currants or rasins or some such devils food!! |
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We called it butterscotch tart. Used to love it with custard so the toffee melted. I was actually a fan of school dinners as my mum was such a crap cook. |
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I loved any kind of fruit crumble with custard, or steamed sponge pudding.
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The rice pudding we had was disgusting, as was the custard when you got the skin.
Some people used to fight over it (the skin) but it used to make me feel sick. I liked the caramel shortcake too though OP, as well as the chocolate sponge ![]() Sometimes they used to cheat us by giving us a milkshake for pudding
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Saw a book yesterday called School Dinners, and it had all these pudding recipes in it, as well as the first course recipes.
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mmm its making my mouth water jsut thinking about it... i saw it in a market the other day and it just got me thinking about how to make it and other tasty school puddings we got.
i loved the chocolate cake too, probably a cheap version of choc fudge cake mmmm |
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i use to love school dinners (well if you sampled my mums food you'd know why )
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Loved the puddings at my school.
Manchester tart - already mentioned I see, only had this at primary school. COmbination of pastry, bananas, jam and thick cold custard. What's not to like? Cornflake tart - also already mentioned Jam roly poly - still my favourite of the traditional British stodgy puddings Syrup sponge - a good tactic was to turn on the charm with the dinner ladies so they'd scrape round the bottom and give you extra syrup gunk. And the custard was great (never a fan of the pink stuff but that thankfully was limited to primary school - never saw it after the age of 11) - I was one of those oddities who actually wanted the skin. |
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Arctic Roll or treacle sponge were my favourites.
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School dineers and puddings in the fifties were revolting -
Rice pudding with a blob of jam Tapioca Prunes and custard plums and custard blancmange The only decent thing was chocolate cispy with white sauce I was always the one who was kept in crying because I wouldn't eat it. |
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Caramel Tarts were lovely
So was the chocolate cake and custard *drools* Chocolate custard never tastes as good as it did back then
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