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Historic Pudding Recipes

 

English Puddings have a rich and varied history. Earlier puddings often combine sweet and savoury ingredients. This influence can be seen in such products as Mincemeat and the incorporation of Suet in the traditional Christmas Pudding. Historic puddings recipes provide scope for personal interpretation, the actual recipes not always giving exact descriptions.

 

White Puddings   Sir Kenelm Digby (July 11, 1603 – June 11, 1665) was...

Barley Pudding   Sir Kenelm Digby (July 11, 1603 – June 11, 1665) was...

Quaking Bag-Pudding   Sir Kenelm Digby (July 11, 1603 – June 11, 1665) was...

Pear Pudding   1669 The Closet Of Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened  ...

Queen Mab's Pudding   Named after the Queen of the Fairies, this pudding is an very creamy...

17th Century Sweet

Rice Pudding   (1672) The Queen-like Clofet or Rich Cabinet by Hannah...

Queen Mab's Pudding   Named after the Queen of the Fairies, this pudding is an very creamy...

Quaking Bag-Pudding   Sir Kenelm Digby (July 11, 1603 – June 11, 1665) was...

Ingredients Mix six ounces of grated bread the same quantity of currants suet shred...

A Syllabub     'My Lady Middlesex makes Syllabubs for...

An Excellent Syllabub   'Fill your syllabub pot half full with cider,...

Orange Pudding    (1672) The Queen-like Clofet or Rich Cabinet by Hannah...

Rasberry Pudding   Hannah Wolley (born 1623) was one of the most successful...

Almond Pudding   Hannah Wolley (born 1623) was one of the most successful...

Chestnut Pudding   (1736) Eliza Smith. The Compleat Housewife: or,...

   

Ingredients Mix six ounces of grated bread the same quantity of currants suet shred...

An Excellent Syllabub   'Fill your syllabub pot half full with cider,...

Almond Pudding   Hannah Wolley (born 1623) was one of the most successful...

Orange Pudding    (1672) The Queen-like Clofet or Rich Cabinet by Hannah...

Rice Pudding   (1672) The Queen-like Clofet or Rich Cabinet by Hannah...

Rasberry Pudding   Hannah Wolley (born 1623) was one of the most successful...

 

15th Century Sweet

17th Century Sweet

18th Century Sweet

17th Century Savoury

18th Century Savoury