Showing posts with label apple chutney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apple chutney. Show all posts

Friday, 4 June 2021

Leftovers #56 ~ Lentil Dal and Halloumi Wrap

 

Made another lentil dal and had leftovers this time. Found herbed halloumi cheese and lettuce in the refrigerator, saw the spinach wraps on the counter and decided that was it! It was enough to create a quick bite sized lunch. I quickly fried the halloumi cheese, warmed up the lentil dal and washed the lettuce Layered it all into a spinach wrap with some lovely apple chutney on top before folding. Delicious and spot on!  

After a few days of extremely hot temperatures, rain and thunderstorms are the way. Have a lovely weekend everyone! - JD 

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Leftovers #6 Apple Chutney Bread Pudding


There was a bit of my apple chutney hanging around in the fridge. And there was a half loaf of bread on the kitchen counter so I thought let's put these two together. After a very rainy day yesterday Apple Chutney Bread Pudding sounded very comforting. This was the perfect way to use up the leftover apple chutney. Again bread pudding is easy. All you need is 6 eggs, 1 and 3/4 cups of milk, sugar, cinnamon, butter, 10 slices of day old bread and of coarse apple chutney. 

I buttered an oven-proof baking dish and buttered the slices of bread. Then I cut the slices of bread in half. Arranged half of the bread slices buttered side up in the bottom of the dish. Then spread the apple chutney on top. Sprinkle with some sugar. Crack the six eggs into a bowl add the milk. Whisk together. Pour some of the mixture over top of the chutney covered bread slices. Wait about a minute for some of the mixture to be soaked up by the bread. Then place the remaining bread slices on top, buttered side up. Pour the remaining egg mixture on top. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon. Place in a preheated 350ºF oven for 40 - 45 minutes. Serve hot!  
   


Although this is not the most glamorous photo... I wanted to share this sight. I absolutely luv how the bread pudding swells and puffs up in the oven. When it does this you know it is not long before it will be reaching it's true destiny... your stomach!   



You can serve it with whatever you like. I chose a nice drizzle of golden syrup and a sprinkle of cardamom! - JW