I was craving bread pudding. I am not sure why, maybe because Thanksgiving is coming? But I have really only had bread pudding once or twice in my life and neither time was at Thanksgiving. So I browsed some recipes, but I really couldn't justify making a whole pan for myself, especially when bread pudding recipes contain things like; 5 eggs, 2 cups of cream, a 10 gallon pail of butter, etc. And then I stumbled upon Rachael Ray's 5 minute bread pudding. Ah-ha! This could be my answer! Here is the recipe:
Heat a griddle pan over medium heat. Cut 4 thick slices of cinnamon raisin bread. Butter both sides of the bread slices with softened butter. Grill bread until brown and crispy on both sides, 2 minutes on each side.
- 1 loaf store bought cinnamon raisin bread, unsliced
- 1/2 stick butter, softened
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk
- 2 jiggers brandy
- Whipped cream in spray top canister from your dairy aisle
- Ground or grated nutmeg, for garnish
While bread grills, in a small saucepot, heat sweetened condensed milk or reduced fat sweetened condensed milk over medium low heat for 4 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in brandy.
Cut each grilled slice of bread into quarters and pile into 4 dessert cups. Top bread with a few spoonfuls of hard sauce of sweetened condensed milk and brandy and a generous swirl of whipped cream. Garnish cream with a sprinkle of nutmeg and serve.
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I was going to add something witty here about the weird cheating scandal of her husband's. But even though I find Rachael Ray a little too peppy and her husband a little too funny looking with that big head of his, I just can't come up with anything. It's so bizarre. But it's in the Enquirer so it must be true! ;)P.S. Those of you with a dislike of feet may not want to follow that link.

2 comments:
Now see, after you gave us the detailed recipe and all, I expected rave reviews, not "not exactly gross." But I can see how the jiggers o' brandy would make quite a diference...
Those objecting to heinous spelling errors should also beware the link.
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