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My first attempt at bread pudding came out rather well I thought. I've only ever had bread pudding once before and never quite understood why so many people liked it so much.
However, a loaf of Warburton's Orange Fruit Loaf was reduced to about £0.40 so I thought I'll try making it myself. Rather than following any particular recipe, I mixed and matched a few - added a few bananas, which I had sitting around. I was nicely surprised by the result. Not at all stodgy or dry. I could smell lovely cinnamon, vanilla and banana as it was cooking.
Rice puddings prepared with coconut blossom sugar. In foreground glass of rice pudding with chocolate cookie crumble and glass bottle with rose and wooden Christmas tree. Dessert spoon, glass bottle with gerbera, glass bowl of rice pudding with cranberry granola, glass of rice pudding with goji and glass of rice pudding with granola and dried mango in the middle plane. Yellowish background with light effect.
When I was little, I hated pie, so every Thanksgiving morning while I watched the parade on TV, my mom would make some chocolate pudding to take to dinner just for me.
On the buffet, NCR3 serves Vanilla pudding topped with Nilla Wafers - and on the other side of the dessert bar they serve Bananas in the sweet red sauce... BUT no "banana pudding" So I got the bright idea of taking a small bit of each and marrying the two to create banana pudding, right? WELL that might have been a good idea if the pudding & wafers were fresh, but they weren't. I wound up 'unmixing' them and eating the bananas with as much of the pudding as I could scrape from them.
(hahah sorry, bad light, pudding moved before i could take more shots. i don't have photoshop. haha. only use iphoto's "retouch" bleh.)
More artwork of my favorite avi outfit on pudding_cak3. This piece in particular, I'm really proud of. It's my last day using Sai so I wanted to TRY to do something that looked decent and not rushed. After this, I'll be stuck with paint until I can find my photoshop instilation CD's and until I can purchase Sai.
Done completely on Sai. I think it took about 2-3 hours, on and off working.
Seat of the Great Fire of London, which started in a Baker's shop in Pudding Lane on the night of 2nd September 1666. Fires were commonplace in London at the time and no-one took much notice of it at first; but a dry, easterly wind soon fanned the flames and the fire became out of control. It burned for 5 days; 13,000 houses were destroyed and 85 (out of 107) parish churches were burned. 150,000 were made homeless; however only six deaths were recorded (in reality, the death toll must have been much higher).
The Monument, which commemorates the Great Fire, is in the background.