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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal779
  • fat42g
  • saturates22g
  • carbs93g
  • sugars49g
  • fibre1g
  • protein15g
  • salt1.32g
    low
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Method

  • step 1

    Butter a deep 2-litre baking dish. Dollop in half the jam and spread over the base of the dish. Trim the crusts and rounded top from the loaf so that you are left with a rectangular block of bread. Cut into 4 thick slices of bread. Whizz the crusts and left over bread into crumbs and freeze for later.

  • step 2

    Spread the butter over one side of each slice of bread. Flip the slices over and spread the un-buttered sides with remaining jam. Roll up the slices from the short sides, jam-side inwards, to make 4 fat Swiss rolls. Halve each so you end up with 8 short, squat Swiss rolls. Squish these snugly into the baking dish, cut-sides up, so you can see 8 jam swirls.

  • step 3

    Whisk together the eggs, cream and milk, then sieve into a jug with the sugar and vanilla. Give a good stir, then carefully pour over the bread swirls – you may have to do this in stages, letting the custard soak in bit by bit. Let the dish stand at room temperature for 30 mins so the custard continues to soak in.

  • step 4

    Heat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas 3. Scatter some more caster sugar over the pudding, then bake for 1 hr-1 hr 15 mins until the top is golden and the custard is gently set. Cool for 5 mins, then serve.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, October 2010

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A star rating of 4.5 out of 5.17 ratings

debramcmurdoNwdwKN8B

Cut the rectangular block of bread lengthways or it will look appalling like mine did!

ChaChaLou

I really, really wish I’d read the comments first, I wondered why mine looked such a disaster!!

LauraWhitehead92

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I want to make this for our pud on Christmas Day do you think I could make it ahead ?

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lulu_grimes

Hello Laura, These puddings are usually best made and eaten on the day as they tend to get more solid and less custardy as they sit (though leftovers the next day are always welcome). How far ahead to you want to make it? You could assemble it the day before and leave it to soak overnight in the…

Mrs_t_01

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Sounds yummy. Can you freeze this?

raspberryjam

I made this a few times and loved it every time. Easy to make, very nice and worth the calories!

nikkinoodle40

A star rating of 4 out of 5.

Split opinion on this one, husband gave it three stars and I preferred it to him and once I served it with custard would of given it five stars. I'm a lover of bread and butter pudding but husband doesn't like currants so thought this would be the perfect compromise. Instead of using a vanilla pod…

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