SWEET POTATO BREAD PUDDING
INGREDIENT
METHOD
QUANTITY
MEASUREMENT
SLICED TEXAS TOAST
EGGS
WATER
SWEET CONDENSED MILK
VANILLA EXTRACT
GROUND CINNAMON
GOLDEN RAISINS
BUTTER
SWEET POTATO PUREE
NONSTICK COOKING SPRAY
0.5
2
1.25
1
1
1
0.25
2
0.75
LOAF
EACH
CUPS
14 OZ CANS
TSP
TSP
CUP
TBSP
CUP
DICE BREAD AND RESERVE. NEXT OVER MEDIUM HEAT IN A SAUCE POT, ADD
THE WATER RAISINS, BUTTER AND CONDENSED MILK. HEAT FOR 10 MINUTES
TO INCORPORATE THE FLAVORS. THIS WILL NOW BE THE CREAM BASE FOR THE
PUDDING. REMOVE FROM THE HEAT AND ADD THE VANILLA, SPICES AND SWEET
POTATO PUREE. ONCE MIXTURE IS COOL ADD THE EGGS. MIX WELL AND FOLD
INTO THE CUT BREAD. PAN UP THE MIXTURE INTO A 8 X 8 INCH PAN THAT HAS
BEEN COATED WITH NONSTICK COOKING SPRAY.
PLACE THE DISH OF BREAD PUDDING ONTO THE LOW COOKING RACK WITH
EXTENDER RING AND BAKE AT 400°F FOR 15 TO 18 MINUTES. TEST THE BREAD
PUDDING FOR DONENESS BY INSERTING A KNIFE IN THE CENTER. IF IT COMES OUT
CLEAN IT IS DONE. SERVE THE SWEET POTATO BREAD PUDDING WARM.
CHOCOLATE CHIP
WHOLE WHEAT PECAN BARS
INGREDIENT
METHOD
QUANTITY
MEASUREMENT
BROWN SUGAR
BUTTER
EGG
VANILLA EXTRACT
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
GROUND FLAXSEED
BAKING POWDER
BAKING SODA
SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE CHIPS
CHOPPED PECAN PIECES
NONSTICK COOKING SPRAY
1
0.33
2
1
2
2
0.5
ONE-EIGHTH
0.5
0.5
CUP
CUP
EACH
TSP
CUPS
TBSP
TSP
TSP
CUP
CUP
HEAT BROWN SUGAR AND BUTTER IN A SAUCEPAN AND STIR UNTIL MIXTURE
STARTS TO BUBBLE. TAKE OFF OF THE HEAT AND ALLOW TO SLIGHTLY COOL.
STIR IN THE EGGS AND THE VANILLA AND MIX WELL. STIR IN THE WHOLE WHEAT
FLOUR, BAKING POWDER AND BAKING SODA AND MIX WELL ADD IN THE HALF
OF THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND MIX AGAIN. SPREAD THE MIXTURE INTO A 8 X 8
PAN THAT HAS BEEN COATED WITH NONSTICK COOKING SPRAY.
SPRINKLE WITH REST OF CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND PECAN PIECES. PLACE ON THE
LOW COOKING RACK AND COOK AT 325°F WITH EXTENDER RING FOR 20 TO 22
MINUTES UNTIL EDGES OF THE PAN ARE BROWN.
REMOVE FROM THE OVEN AND ALLOW TO COOL. CUT INTO SQUARES ONCE
COOL AND SERVE.
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