Pressure Cooker Steamed Fruit Pudding
Pressure Cooker Steamed Fruit Pudding is a traditional British recipe for a classic light seamed fruit pudding that's made with fruit, flour, bread, suet, spices, treacle and milk before being turned into a bowl and cooked in a microwave. The full recipe is presented here and I hope you enjoy this classic British version of: Pressure Cooker Steamed Fruit Pudding.
prep time
20 minutes
cook time
60 minutes
Total Time:
80 minutes
Serves:
10
Rating: 
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This is a slightly lighter mix of the traditional
Christmas pudding that only needs a few days to mature and which can be served at other times apart from
Christmas! It's also great if you're desperate and left making the Christmas Pudding to the last minute!
Ingredients:
125g flour
125g shredded suet
125g fresh white breadcrumbs
125g sultanas
100g raisins
1 tsp ground
ginger
1 tsp ground
cinnamon
1 tsp ground
allspice
1 pinch ground
cloves
1 egg
1 generous dash of Angostura bitters
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tsp baking powder
130g treacle
280ml milk
Method:
Sift the flour and spices into a large bowl then add the suet and breadcrumbs, stirring to combine. Add the treacle to a pan, warm gently until the treacle starts to become liquid then add the milk. When the contents of the pan get hot whisk well to combine.
Pour the milk mix into the flour and mix to form a fairly sloppy batter. Now add the baking powder and bicarbonate of soda, stirring to combine. Finally, add all the remaining ingredients and mix until smooth. Scrape the batter into a well-greased pudding bowl then seal with buttered greaseproof paper, before covering everything in a double layer of foil then tie securely with string.
Place the pudding basin on top of a trivet in your pressure cooker and add 1.2l of boiling water. Close your pressure cooker and steam for 20 minutes. Bring up to pressure (12 lb) and cook for 25 minutes.
Allow the pressure to release slowly (this is the secret to keeping the pudding light). Set aside to cool a little then remove the foil wrapping and carefully invert the cake out onto a plate
It's best to make the pudding at least 2 days before you're due to consume it. To re-heat simply cook the pudding, as directed above for 1 hour. Un-wrap then allow to cool a little, turn onto a plate and serve.
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