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Do you need a simple, no-fuss GF bread and butter pudding? Here you go …. hurry, it can be ready in a jiffy.
GF Bread and Butter Pudding
Try this delicious gluten-free bread and butter pudding today! This is our classic recipe and it is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth while providing a safe and delicious gluten-free option.
Enjoy the fruity flavor of this bread and butter pudding without any worry about gluten.
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Resting Time: 45 minutes
- Cook Time: 30 minutes
- Total Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Yield: 10 servings 1x
- Category: Dessert
- Method: Easy
- Cuisine: England
- Diet: Gluten Free
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup berry sugar
- 4 tablespoons butter or margarine (whatever you prefer) at room temperature
- 8 slices crust-on gluten-free whole grain bread
- 3/4 cup five fruit medley mix
- 2 cups unsweetened almond milk
- 2 X-large eggs
Instructions
- Mix cinnamon and sugar and set aside.
- Spread bread with butter, only on one side, and cut diagonally in half.
- Arrange butter-side-up triangles in the dish, slightly overlapping, forming a spiral.
- Sprinkle bread with sugar, cinnamon, and raisins while you spiral-pack the bread.
- Whisk milk and eggs till well blended and pour over bread and raisins.
- Place your dish on top of the heating oven (preheat oven to 350F) for ±15 minutes for the bread to absorb the milk and egg mixture.
- I left it for 20-30 minutes, as I only stock frozen bread slices, thus it required extra time to fully absorb the liquid.
- Bake for ±20-30 minutes or till you have a beautiful golden brown crown and the egg/milk mixture is fully set.
- Serve this moreish pudding, while still warm, either as is or drizzled liberally with some thin cream.
- If you prefer you can also serve it with whipped cream or even ice cream.
Bakers Notes:
Have fun with the toppings, and enjoy this golden oldie Bread and Putter pudding which I have adapted tonight to be Gluten-Free, I also slightly altered some other ingredients to my preference.
If you prefer, you can use regular white bread, normal sugar, plain raisins, and regular milk. I also used an additional ¼ cup of fruit medley mix.
The standard recipe called for 5 slices of bread, but I used 8 slices as GF bread slices are smaller.
I also tested it with the medley fruit mix, as I ♥ the mixture and prefer it over plain raisins.
Notes
Prepared, tried, and tested by Esme (blogger and owner) of The Recipe Hunter: Tried and Tested Recipes from Home Chefs and SA Tasty Recipes – Saffas Daily Recipes
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 bowl
- Calories: 191
- Sugar: 5.8 g
- Sodium: 352.8 mg
- Fat: 4.7 g
- Carbohydrates: 33.3 g
- Fiber: 4.6 g
- Protein: 6.4 g
- Cholesterol: 37.2 mg
I love bread and butter pudding. It is one of winter’s great comfort foods. I have not made it with GF bread but I shall certainly give your recipe a try.
Thank you so much for your kind words and I truly hope you will enjoy it as much as I do. My GF recipes are normally tweaked from one of my old favorites. Please let me know what you think of it.
This recipe brings back many delightful childhood memories. Like everyone else I am very grateful that you tweaked it and made it gluten free. Thanks for taking the time to post it at the Salon.
Mwah Bernadette. Thank you so much for your kind words. This just makes my day so much brighter and wonderful. I love the Salon and will continue to share and it is also a wonderful way to connect with other bloggers. Thank you for having this platform
I haven’t had bread pudding since going GF. It’s one of the few desserts I’ve actually missed – so this no-fuss version will definitely be made this winter – despite the fact that it will no longer be a cheapie dessert since GF bread seems to be getting pricier all the time. (adding whipping cream and a loaf of – hopefully on sale – GF bread to my grocery list NOW!) Thanks for sharing.
xx,
mgh
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Mwah – so glad, I just loved this one – Yes unfortunately not cheap anymore, but show me any cheap GF food??
Maybe one apple in a bag of same (and then only at the right time of year)???
xx,
mgh
Absolutely correct ! Enjoy it whenever you can
LOL
Reblogged this on S C Richmond and commented:
It’s official … winter’s here, get baking. It doesn’t get better than this. 🙂
Mwah – thank you so so much dear – ♥ it
My mummy is from Karachi, Pakistan and she had lived with Christians and there was trend of sharing cakes and toffees amongst the neighbours so she love to eat Christmas cakes and sweets and chocolates.So can u plz share the recipe of this special Christmas cake.
It will be a delight and pleasure. I will do a repost of a typical Christmas cake later today. Hope that will be ok with you. Please check back later today.
Aww thankew so much💗
My mom will surely make it for my friends this Christmas
🌹
It will be up this afternoon. Just need a little more time to rework the post from last year.
Aww thenkeww so much😍
Done – hope you like this one Jannat
Thenkeww soo soo much💞💞💞💞
Love you
Mwah – you’re so sweet, Enjoy
Awww💗😍
Laaavee u🌼💞💗😚🌹
Ooooh …. one of my favourite EVER puddings my grandmother used to make a wicked one and I flatter myself that I can turn out a triumph in her memory but these days, though I am not GF nor DF I do have daughters who span both and I limit my intake where I can. This recipe is definitely going in the repertoire! Scrumptious
Thanks for the compliment of adding it to your repertoire. I played around with the idea to do it DF, but decided as I have done so many other tweaks, that I have to do the DF at a later stage.
Thank you for featuring a gf recipe:)
A.J. If you need more I personally do GF. Please let me know what you may wish For and I will see if I have done it or just search gluten free on the main page. Hope you find more you like.
Oh thank you. I am new to your blog so didn’t know you regularly did gf.
I am GF although I share all different recipes from around the globe. Thanks for following I am grateful and hope you lime what you find here
I am a horrible gf and df combo so I’m always on the lookout for new recipes:) I have liked what I’ve found so far:)
Awesome glad you like it. How about you do a Guest post with me and share with us qnything you would normally post on your own blog. Let me know if interest as I am always “hunting” for guest stories.
Sure I guess I could do a guest blog:) you’ll have to e plain it to me as I’ve never done one before:)
AJ, thank you, what great news. You decide what topic you wish to do, then do your post just as you would have done on your own blog, but instead, you email it to me as a .doc and then also email me any pictures (.jpeg or any other picture format) and also provide me with a picture of yourself as I love to add that to the post and also all social media links in order for readers to connect with you once I have published your post. At that point, you go share happy and share it with all your social media outlets and then readers will comment on the post and you then return to respond as they will be talking to you. I will also comment as we go along. If you have any questions, please let me know. Looking forward to collaborating with you.