Comments on: The Lost Puddings Of London http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/ Sun, 04 Mar 2012 22:54:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sumit http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/#comment-4387 Sumit Sun, 04 Mar 2012 22:54:59 +0000 http://sumitsays.com/stories/?p=49#comment-4387 In a further exciting development, I came across the delightful and highly informative <a href="http://deptfordpudding.com/" rel="nofollow">Deptford Pudding</a> website the other day. And lo, it is indeed named after an <i>actual</i> Deptford Pudding, which site proprietor David Porter <a>describes</a> as "a delicious lemony custard pudding, best served hot and fluffy". Full recipe <a href="http://deptfordpudding.com/" rel="nofollow">at the link</a>: the post even begins with the words "I’ve always wondered why no-one has written a book about the Lost Puddings of England..." In a further exciting development, I came across the delightful and highly informative Deptford Pudding website the other day. And lo, it is indeed named after an actual Deptford Pudding, which site proprietor David Porter describes as “a delicious lemony custard pudding, best served hot and fluffy”. Full recipe at the link: the post even begins with the words “I’ve always wondered why no-one has written a book about the Lost Puddings of England…”

]]> By: Sumit http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/#comment-4386 Sumit Wed, 14 Dec 2011 22:48:10 +0000 http://sumitsays.com/stories/?p=49#comment-4386 As long-time visitors will know, I don't generally try to publish my stories, but when I discovered <i><a href="http://fireandknives.com/" rel="nofollow">Fire and Knives</a></i>, Tim Hayward's excellent food quarterly, it seemed too good a match to pass up. <i>Fire and Knives</i> is a great read even if you're not a foodie, and probably the only publication on the planet where I thought this story would fit right in. Happily Tim agreed, and "The Lost Puddings of London" is due to appear in issue #9. As long-time visitors will know, I don’t generally try to publish my stories, but when I discovered Fire and Knives, Tim Hayward’s excellent food quarterly, it seemed too good a match to pass up. Fire and Knives is a great read even if you’re not a foodie, and probably the only publication on the planet where I thought this story would fit right in. Happily Tim agreed, and “The Lost Puddings of London” is due to appear in issue #9.

]]> By: D'Gullen http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/#comment-69 D'Gullen Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:54:35 +0000 http://sumitsays.com/stories/?p=49#comment-69 Marvellous. Now perhaps people will believe me about the New Malden meringue obelisk. Marvellous. Now perhaps people will believe me about the New Malden meringue obelisk.

]]> By: Sarah E http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/#comment-68 Sarah E Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:12:50 +0000 http://sumitsays.com/stories/?p=49#comment-68 Hear hear and bravo! Will we have the pleasure of seeing the instruction manual for the hypnogogic steam trumpet making an appearance on this site? And is there something wrong if I visualise the great dome of Stepney Green as wobbly? Hear hear and bravo! Will we have the pleasure of seeing the instruction manual for the hypnogogic steam trumpet making an appearance on this site? And is there something wrong if I visualise the great dome of Stepney Green as wobbly?

]]> By: Denni http://sumitsays.com/2009/04/10/the-lost-puddings-of-london/#comment-67 Denni Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:11:08 +0000 http://sumitsays.com/stories/?p=49#comment-67 Well told Sir! It makes me want to re-create those cakes and puddings :P Well told Sir!

It makes me want to re-create those cakes and puddings :P

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