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Self-Saucing Sticky Toffee Pudding

by Eleanor Wilkinson from One Pot, One Portion

Easy

Serves 1

Total 1hr 15min

Prep 30min

Cook 45min

Treat yourself to a classic sweet and rich sticky toffee pudding with this easy one pot one portion version!

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Eleanor Wilkinson

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Introduction

All hail the sticky toffee pudding and its deep, rich, date-filled sponge and luscious, buttery caramel sauce. There’s a reason it seems to be everyone’s favourite pud. Despite it’s saccharine description, this manages not to be sickly thanks to the molasses flavour of dark brown sugar and a suggestion of spice from the black treacle. A scattering of salt at the end also helps balance the flavours. As with many recipes in this book, the easiest way to make this is to place your pan on the scales and weigh everything directly into the dish.

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Ingredients

For the batter:
25gMedjool dates, chopped into small pieces
25gboiling water
¼ tspvanilla extract
20gdark brown sugar
10gblack treacle
15gbutter, softened
25gself-raising flour
pinch ofbicarbonate of soda
pinch ofsalt
For the sauce:
15gbutter
15gdark brown sugar
50gboiling water
To serve:
flaky sea salt

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C (160°C fan).

Place the dates in a small pie dish or cast-iron frying pan. Cover with the 25g boiling water and let sit for 20 minutes to soften slightly.

Once soft, add in the rest of the ingredients for the batter and mix everything together thoroughly. Flatten out the batter slightly then put the butter and sugar for the sauce on top of the batter – don’t mix them in. Gently pour over the 50g boiling water so that it sits on top of the batter.

Bake for 35 minutes, then leave to cool for 10 minutes before eating to allow the sauce to settle. Sprinkle with the flaky salt before eating.

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