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RECIPES

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adding a great cookbook to your bookshelf. This

month it’s No. 1

New York Times

bestseller

Eat to Live

,

a cookbook by Joel Fuhrman, comprising 200 recipes

to get you healthy, recover from chronic illnesses or

lose weight. It includes a great guide to choosing the

best ingredients. Publisher: HarperCollins UK.

DESSERT

CHEEKY MARS BAR BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING

PLUS

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Thanks, Chef!

Jon Bett,

British

“I like trying new recipes, but this is a tried-and-

tested family favourite. It’s easy to make, you

can change the type of chocolate (it’s great

with Terry’s Chocolate Orange too) and you

can add as much or as little chocolate as you

like, depending how indulgent you’re feeling.”

Ingredients

• 1 loaf white bread

150g unsalted butter

4 heaped tablespoons castor sugar

3 heaped tablespoons raisins

6 egg yolks

• 600ml full-cream milk

• 1 teaspoon vanilla essence

• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

• 4 Mars Bars cut into chunks

Directions

1. Remove crusts from the bread, cut

into triangles and butter both sides.

2. Lay one layer of bread on the

bottom of a shallow baking dish

and sprinkle with raisins and

chocolate.

3. Repeat with another layer of bread

in overlapping triangles followed

by raisins and chocolate. Repeat

until the bread is used up.

4. Beat the egg yolks and fold in the

sugar. Mix well and set aside.

5. Add the vanilla and cinnamon to

the milk and bring to a near-boil.

6. Slowly add the milk mixture to the

egg yolk mix, taking care not to

scramble the eggs.

7. Pour the milk and egg mixture

over the bread in the baking dish,

ensuring all layers are thoroughly

soaked. If possible, leave it to soak

for 30 minutes.

8. Bake at 150ºC for 30 to 40 minutes

until the top of the pudding starts

to brown. Serve with ice cream or

very cold single cream.