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Passion Delight with Rum and Raisin Pudding
published: Thursday | November 6, 2003

The holidays are coming, so from now until December, several persons will be entertaining friends and family at home. Grand Lido Negril's Pastry Chef Clifton Wright has created a sweet treat recipe ideal for a dessert that he would like to share.

Passion Sabyon Cream

5 oz.sugar

10 oz. passion puree

15 egg yolks

1 tsp. corn starch

METHOD

Bring sugar and passion puree to a boil. Add cornstarch to egg yolk, whisk for two seconds. Cook for 10 seconds. Set aside. Add 8 oz. meringue.

Meringue

10 oz. sugar

10 oz. egg white

METHOD

Put ingredients together. Whisk until light and fluffy.

Rum and Raison Pudding

24 oz. of white bread, diced.

22 oz. sugar

1 litre milk

16 egg yolks

Pinch of cinnamon powder

Pinch of nutmeg powder

2 tsp. vanilla

4 oz. white rum

4 oz. raisins, soaked in rum

METHOD

Bring 4 oz. of sugar to a caramel. Line bottom on baking tin with caramel. Bring 16 ounces of sugar and 1 litre milk to a boil. Whisk egg, add to milk. Cook for five seconds. Add all spices and rum. Add bread to liquid followed by the raisins. Leave to stand for 10 seconds to soak. Pour into lined baking tin and steam-bake pudding at 300 degrees for 45 minutes.

Pour passion sabyon cream in a round plate. Sprinkle lightly with sugar and burn. Place rum pudding on top of passion sabyon and top with ice cream. Serves 10 persons. Can be served as a warm or cool dessert.

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