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 BERE REGIS RECIPE BOOK    VILLAGE HALL


       Bere Regis Village Hall AGM Monday 15  April at
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 Both  these  recipes  were  made  for  the  History  society  meeting  at  the  end  of
 February.   7pm all welcome

       Hall Bookings

 MONKS PUDDING   If you  want  to book the Village  Hall  please contact  our   VILLAGE
 (Bere Regis recipe book)    b o o k i n g    S e c r e t a r y    J o a n n a    S y r e t t   HALL
    Stale sponge cakes   Joanna.syrett@tiscali.co.uk  or telephone   01929 472037
       she will also  be  able  to show you  around if  you are not
    Jam   familiar with the building.
    3 eggs   The Hall has two rooms to offer for hire the picture show how these can look when
    2 oz butter 1 oz sugar   set out.
    1 gill sherry
       The Lower room is £10 an hour and the upper Hall is £15 an hour
 Put  the  sponge  cakes  in  buttered  pie  dish
 pour over the sherry and stand to soak

 Spread a  layer  of  any kind  of stone  less jam  on  the top of the cakes   melt  the
 butter and mix it with the eggs  (well beaten) and the sugar.  Pour this over the
 sponge cakes and bake slowly in a moderate oven until set.  Serve hot or cold

 Alison  Lynham  cooked  this  for  the  meeting  using  Di  Ventham’s  strawberry  jam.
 She never has stale cake and had to make the sponge cake specially.   On this
 occasion it was cooked for 25/30 minutes @ 160 C.  The pudding has a set custard
 top.  I found it sweet.    We think it was better the next day as it was firmer and
 best served with cream. It’s a bit like a warm trifle very sweet.   Would be good
 served with custard.
 I have memories of my mother using up stale sponge with custard, Jam, bananas
 or tinned fruit.  (No sherry)  It is a good way of using old cake and makes a good
 easy pudding  for hungry children.  Actually men quite like it too.   Quality Tax and

 I searched the internet for references to Monks pudding and found nothing like   KingsBere   Accounting
 the  Bere  Regis  recipe.    There  were  references  to  various  blood  puddings  and
 sticky toffee pudding but nothing resembling the above.   For professional advice, dealing with all
           Accountants                          aspects of accounts and tax
 VICTORIA BUNS two versions
                                           Day and evening appointments available
 (Bere Regis recipe book)
 Version 1
    1 egg       Phone Debbie Scott FCCA, ATII on 01258 830304
    Its weight in flour           office@kingsbere.co.uk

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