Friday 21 October 2011

Pudding Love...........

..........Sticky Toffee Pudding to be exact.



I have been wanting to make this for a while, I just had to leave a bit of time in between baking. I LOVE baking.....but if i'm honest, the only person that eats it, is me (apart from the heart biscuits recently made....I didn't get a look in with those!). The Bears like a little bit, but in general, they are not 'bakey' eaters. Mr H will eat the fruits of my labour, but he has his favourites and likes to stick to them. Bakey, cakey lovelies don't have a long shelf life, so then it's usually me that scoffs them whilst they are still good enough to eat. So, I haven't made much recently, I just cannot justify it all going into one person!

But......making this was a must. And it was delicious!



Now, this is certianly not something I will be making all the time. I think it is a real calorific indulgence, but certainly a crowd pleaser. Making it in the tins made it that much nicer. A perfect treat to make if you have people over. Hot sticky toffee sponge that delves into a deep and rather generous layer of warm golden syrup, topped with melting clotted cream ice cream. Wickedly delicious!

So......nothing to be made for a while. I was a snuffle truffle piggy wiggy, but it was OH SO NICE.

If you fancy having a go, I have put the recipe on the baking tab at the top of the screen. It was taken from Eric Lanlard's 'Home Bake' book.

The recipe is also available online, just google Eric Lanlard's Sticky Toffee Pudding.

Happy Baking lovelies!

and

Happy Weekend too!

xxx

26 comments:

  1. Looks lovely!! I love how you've made them in the tins too, really unusual but very clever! I do know what you mean about sometimes not having enough people to eat your baking goodies though - with only the two of us here, often I end up throwing things away because they don't keep long enough for us to get around to eating them all! Have a lovely weekend xxx

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  2. Ooh! my favourite. I've never thought of baking them tins though. Such a lovely idea, especially when it's such an iconic design itself.

    Tracey

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  3. oh Vanessa my lovely! that looks heavenly! what a treat! you must please your boys so much after school coming home to your home made heavenly smells from the kitchen!- can i move in pleasey!?? hehe!
    When i was ickle so many moons ago! b4 i grew to 5'7 ...me and twinny would sneak into the larder and sit with those tins of treacle (Golden Syrup) with big spoons! hehe...then put them back b4 mother saw us hehe x

    lovely posty, but im really hungry now! hehe ;0)xxxx

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  4. Can I have some please? :) I've never made this before, I'll bet it's going to be delicious!
    Jess xx

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  5. Looks delicious:) Have a great weekend!

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  6. I love it in the tins! You've got me starting to think now about what could be served in the ingredients packaging.

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  7. What a fabulous idea ... can't wait to give it a go! M x

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  8. Oh, I might have to make one this weekend after seeing this!

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  9. Think I just put on 1/2 a stone looking at those photo's...they look adorable perfect for a cold and Wintery evening.
    Nicky
    x

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  10. Pure joy...love those tins...need to find me a few. I soooo love baking...it is a total stress release for me! Happy weekend sweet one

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  11. So delicious looking!! love the idea of serving in the tins :) I am the only one that eats cake in the house, hubby prefers biscuits, so I don't bake much :(

    Bee happy x
    Have a delicious day!

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  12. I love sticky toffee pudding - especially at this time of the year. A yummy, stodgy pud to make you feel nice and full and keep you warm.

    Nina x

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  13. Can we say delicious and pretty at the same time they look great served in those tins.....so fun!

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  14. Hi Vanessa,

    It sounds delicious and looks great in the colourful tins. Such a good idea!!

    Happy weekend!

    Madelief x

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  15. Oh Vanessa - you really are inspired!! Such yummy puds and served in those tins!!!!!! How wonderful!!

    S x

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  16. hello beautiful, love this dessert and all your photographs and all your makes you talented one!
    Can't wait to catch up soon! yippie, xxx

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  17. Wow they look utterly delicious! It is very early here, I was sneaking some quiet blog time, but now I'm ravenous seeing your pics!! Best I log off and have some brekkie. Have a fab week hon. L xx

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  18. Thanks for tempting me. We love the sticky pud here, but I always feel beyond full once I've had it. Doesn't stop me wading it and giving it a go each time though.

    X

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  19. What a great idea to make them in the syrup tins :) ive got a golden syrup tin on my desk as a pencil pot xx

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  20. What fabulous idea .
    Looks delicious.
    Happy weekend!

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  21. THose tins make them PERFECT! I simply could NOT look up the recipie or I would certinaly be the one to eat ALL the tins before anone could wake up & smell them! YUM YUM YUM!!! I think I will go back & sneak a peak again though...A peek can't hurt right?

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  22. Delicious pudding...and the tins are such a great idea!! Now I have another use for all the ones I save...Love all your beautiful photos too. Hope you have a happy week. Helen x

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  23. great and gorgeous idea,
    really like so much!

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  24. YUM!!! Those look fantastic! Eric makes the most wonderful goodies!

    I really love your blog, Vanessa. Visiting here makes me happy! I'm so pleased you kept the Kate Bush quote at the top. Nocturn is one of my favs!

    Hope you have a wonderful week. :)

    http://thatyarncat.blogspot.com/

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