A simple & quick dessert of layered rice pudding, fruit and a crunchy muesli topping.
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CANNED FRUIT
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I never buy canned fruit, but canned fruit in water or in it's own juice can count towards your 5-a-day and they don't contain any artificial preservatives, so it may be worth having a tin or two to hand.
I picked one of their simpler recipes for Cooper to make and we made a step-by-step video for you to watch.
We hope you enjoy it.
Oh and don't laugh too hard when you realise Cooper and I thought we were making Buried Treasure and not Berried Treasure!
Oh and we forgot to put the butter in the pan too. Whoops! it was still good as a golden syrup coated muesli.
also try creamy rice pudding with raspberry compote
BERRIED TREASURE POTS
Watch the video, then scroll down for the recipe.
Berried Treasure
A simple & quick dessert of layered rice pudding, fruit and a crunchy muesli topping.
Ingredients
- 25g butter
- 2 tbsp golden syrup
- 100g muesli
- 411g tin (approx) apricots, drained and chopped
- 425g tin (approx) rice pudding
- 410g tin (approx) strawberries, drained
- 300g tin (approx) raspberries, drained
Instructions
1. Slowly melt 25g butter with 30ml (2 tablespoon) golden syrup in a pan. Add 100g muesli, mix and set aside to cool. The original recipe called for 1 tbsp of syrup, but we felt it needed more. 2. Divide all the chopped apricots (from a 411g can) evenly between 4 glasses or sundae glass. Cover each apricot layer with a tablespoon of rice pudding from a 425g can. 3. Add a layer of drained strawberries (from a 410g can) followed by a tablespoon of rice pudding. Then add 1 x 300g can drained raspberries, followed by a layer of rice pudding. 4. Divide the muesli topping evenly between the four glasses. Serve immediately.
Details
Total time: Yield: Serves 4
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Disclosure: This is a sponsored post for Canned Foods UK, I was not required to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own.
Oh, there's the boy! I was so sorry we missed seeing him - although I have a feeling he would have clammed up and hidden under the table for awhile. He looks as if he does get shy periodically. I love how he wants to add his own ideas, as he goes along. Why not just put ONE strawberry per bowl?? Funny boy. He's really so adorable, and I love to listen to him roll his wee r's. ☺
ReplyDeleteCooper, no he would have been in the middle of the conversation after speaking to you for a couple of minutes Tanita. He is more shy of children he doesn't know than adults.
DeleteCooper looks so cute cooking. The dessert looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nayna. Ohhhhh! Should have put one of the aprons you made on him. Don't know why he doesn't have one on, must have forgot.
DeleteGo Cooper, go - my favourite chef ever.
ReplyDeleteThanks Choclette, I'll tell him that!
DeleteNext junior masterchef in the making, he is so cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nayna :)
DeleteAhahaha! He's so cute! I love how utterly amazed he was at the strawberry juice pouring in, and he was obviously thinking,"What was THAT?"
ReplyDeleteAlso nice to hear some fellow Scottish accents on a blog, so often they're all American. You sound exactly like my cousin (and probably a lot like me too) when you speak, its quite strange!
I know what you mean and I grew up in Dunfermline, where are accents are close to those in Edinburgh. Funnily enough I can't hear an accent in my voice.
DeleteTo look at him, you'd think golden syrup wouldn't melt.......
ReplyDeleteYes, you would think, but we know different, don't we And?
DeleteSo cute! It's never too early to start cooking!
ReplyDeleteNo, you are right there, it is never too early to get them started and Cooper loves it as you can see.
DeleteBrilliant as always..............have watched this video countless numbers of times, have posted it on my F/book too.............I'm not in the slightest bit biased of course..................even though I'm Cooper's baa Anne. Terrific Jacque, I loved where Cooper tries to pour the strawberries in and you laugh....I really thought they were all going to splatter in the bowl and onto the table. Loved it all!! xx
ReplyDeleteThere's actually another 8 minutes that I cut out and one bit where I am laughing hysterically. He is so funny.
DeleteYour sous chef is precious!
ReplyDeleteThanks April :)
DeleteJacque you should have kept the other 8 minutes in......I'd love to see it. x
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhh well, it was a bit long :)
DeleteThat looks like a wonderful pud Cooper - you are a star!
ReplyDeleteWhen are we going to get the directors cut, extended version Jac? ;-)
Vohn x
Took long to publish, but glad you enjoyed it :)
Deletegorgeous video - cooper is such a star (and so well behaved). we buy tinned fruit occasionally - mainly pineapple but sometimes apricots and plums - great in smoothies
ReplyDeleteHe's not always well behaved Johanna, but he does enjoy to bake.
DeleteCooper is so cute! You have a future chef at home ;)
ReplyDeleteI know, I think so too, to both comments :)
Deletedessert looks wonderful cute little one
ReplyDeleteThanks Akheela :)
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