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    #11
    Mrs BP has just made xmas pudding - for Christmas 2012. They need at least a year to mature.

    These days she often makes stews, curries and chillies a day early too. Some things need to mature. Unlike contractors who go off with age.

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      #12
      Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
      These days she often makes stews, curries and chillies a day early too. Some things need to mature. Unlike contractors who go off with age.
      hehe yeah!

      I always make my chilli, bolog and curries a day before - tastes much better.
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        #13
        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        Mrs BP has just made xmas pudding - for Christmas 2012. They need at least a year to mature.

        These days she often makes stews, curries and chillies a day early too. Some things need to mature. Unlike contractors who go off with age.
        My mum does the Christmas pudding at least a year in advance, to give it time to soak some of the alcohol in.

        MrsF's lasagne is nicer after a day to mature as well.
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          #14
          Originally posted by doodab View Post
          Custard is the food of the gods but not with Christmas pudding. Brandy cream is what you need.
          Bleh, the pud is too rich already - I find brandy butter or white sauce with booze in is just too much. A white sauce or custard nicely complement the richness IMO.
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