The Jane Austen Cookbook: Regency Period Bread Pudding from the Austen Household!

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We make a Bread Pudding from Martha Lloyd's own Regency era recipe. Martha lived with the Austens for some time so we can be reasonably sure that Jane Austen would've eaten this Bread Pudding herself!
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Cookbook used: The Jane Austen Cookbook by Maggie Black and Deirdre Le Faye 1995
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@evergreene6676 5 лет назад

I love American Bread Pudding. I don't make it often because it has a lot of calories when using the bread, butter and cream:)) I just loved this video. I loved the cup of tea, the cat, and especially the history of Jane Austen. Wow...who would have thought of Rose Water in bread pudding. You did not disappoint us with this video. Can't wait until the next one. I hope the Jane Austin fans watch this video. They may not have known about this cookbook.

@ACookbookCollector 5 лет назад

Thank you so much!! I hope every Austen fan can get this cookbook! It makes history so much more tangible when you can make or use something from the time period. I'm so glad you enjoyed watching and Roku the cat will be much pleased when I tell him he has a fan! 😄😄

@cindyglass5827 2 года назад

I have the 5 pack BBC 1970's DVD Collection of Jane Austin - made for TV movies. Just watched EMMA yesterday : ) but my Fav. is PERSUASION (I love Anne, maybe because I'm older too). I know, I know, (silly-light lol) everyone LOVES Pride & Prejudice as their 1st choice though ; ) What a Beautiful Teacup & Saucer at the beginning of your Video - lovely & such Pretty 'lattice; work on the saucer - WOW : ) I have never had Canadian, American or English style bread pudding so can't help you there but - what another Wonderful video ! Thank-you again for all of your effort, time, creativity etc ~ HAGW ! : )

@ACookbookCollector 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I have watched the 1970s versions and Pride and Prejudice is my favorite from that set. As for the books, my favorite is actually Emma! Although I love Persuasion too because the romance is so different from Austen's other books! I bought that teacup and saucer from the Biltmore in Asheville, NC. They have so many beautiful things in their gift shops! It mirrors the house wonderfully and makes you feel like you're taking home a little piece of Victorian history!

@redbone5363 5 лет назад

I read pride and prejudice about 53 years ago in junior high, she was a great writer. That bread pudding looks good too.

@ACookbookCollector 5 лет назад

Thank you! I usually read an Austen novel every year.... it never gets old!!

@HJKelley47 3 года назад

The formal Regency period lasted from 1811-1820. Started when the Prince of Wales assumed the role of the Prince Regent (later George IV). His father George III - time called the Georgian period.

@stiobhardgruamach1368 Год назад

There was a Lucy Worsley doc where she made an ink recipe from Jane Austen's diary. Quite remarkable.

@ACookbookCollector Год назад

I love Lucy Worsely and I have watched that documentary! It was so good! Lucy has a wonderful way of making history so real and fascinating!

@stiobhardgruamach1368 Год назад

@@ACookbookCollector there's a whole little collective of fantastic historians at the BBC. Lucy Worsley is just the tip of the iceberg!! But I got really excited about that ink demonstration.

@danielkim7841 4 года назад

Goddamn it, pray tell, and well I'll be, that is one fucking cozy reading corner! The freaking comfy seat with the side table with a wonderful cup of tea, and cheerful flower arrangement, and even a cute as fuck fluffy kitten! And that pile of Jane Austen! Goddamn it that is cozy as f!

@pippinbaker8440 Год назад

respectfully I suggest. YOU LOSE YOUR FILTHY SEWER TALK, MOST UNESCCESARY, AND SHOWS YOUR LACK OF GOOD VOCABULARY....[ just saying for your benefit]

@jillp1840 4 года назад

Brit here. I need to make this myself, but just to say we have two different forms: Bread pudding, and Bread & Butter pudding. I'm guessing the 2nd is more typical in the States? When I make Bread pudding it is much darker than you have here. But as I say, I'll have to make this one and get back to you! Ps I live 1/2 hour from Jane Austen's house, so very proud of the connection.

@ACookbookCollector 4 года назад

You're so lucky to live so close! I would love to see everything connected to Jane Austen one day! I'm hoping one day I can... and when you make this, I would love to know how it turned out and if you liked it. Thanks so much for watching and I love the thought of you making this in Jane's actual stomping grounds. It's so fitting!!

@jillp1840 4 года назад

@@ACookbookCollector Will do!

@Yuzu_1205 5 лет назад

“I hate bread puddings!” I’m with you! 😆 I’ve never had Rose water and I have no idea what is it. I must try!!!

@ACookbookCollector 5 лет назад

Rose water is so good! It's usually used for Turkish Delight. I loved it in this bread pudding. I think you would be as pleasantly surprised as I was!! 😂😂😂