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Kathrine Blommekager


Preamble
"Almond Prune Custard from Denmark"


Ingredients

1/2 lb Prunes

Prune Prune

Whole blanched Almonds

Almond Meal Almond Meal

3 Eggs separated

Egg Egg

2 1/2 oz Sugar

Sugar Sugar

1/2 Vanilla Pod

Vanilla Vanilla

1/4 pint Cream

Cream Cream

1/4 pint Double Cream

Cream Cream

2 oz unsalted Danish Butter softened

Butter Butter

1 tablespoon Lemon Juice

Lemongrass Lemongrass

Method

Soak the prunes overnight. Cook in minimum of water until plump and tender, adding a level tablespoonful sugar if a sweet pudding is desired. Drain prunes. Cool a little then slit one side and remove stone, stuff each with a whole almond. Place in ovenproof dish about 1 1/2-2 inch deep (2 1/2 pint capacity). Beat egg yolks and sugar until thick and pale. Meanwhile simmer vanilla pod in cream for 5 minutes. Remove from heat, discard pod, pour cream on to egg yolks, whisk all the time, add butter, stir until smooth. Return to pan and cook a few more minutes, then cool.

Add lemon juice and then fold in stiffly whisked egg whites. Pour over prunes. Stand dish in water bath - water halfway up - and cook in oven at 350 degrees F for about 1 hour. The mixture rises slightly and is golden yellow on top.

NB: The Danes serve this pudding lukewarm with thick pouring cream handed separately or cold piped with whipped cream.









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Custard lightened with beaten egg whites & flavoured with prunes