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In this video, watch and learn why Martha Stewart loves this Kris Kringle bread pudding recipe. It’s light and fluffy, yet also rich and decadent. Cubes of brioche bread are soaked in a creamy custard and mixed with brandy-soaked dried fruits, such as peaches, pears, and apricots. Her mom’s Sour Lemon Sauce is served with this Christmas bread pudding and is the perfect finishing touch.
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00:00Delicious Kris Kringle bread pudding. So I'm going to start with the custard. Add two cups
00:05of half and half to the heavy cream. Three quarters of a cup of vanilla sugar. The zest of
00:11one orange. Two cinnamon sticks. Two vanilla beans. Put the entire vanilla pod in there too.
00:18And apricots. Peaches. Pears. All dried. All perfectly beautiful. And seven ounces of prunes.
00:26The secret. One and a third cups of very good brandy. Okay so now the custard itself. Break up
00:3312 large egg yolks. And we want to warm the egg yolks with a little bit of the creamy custard
00:39mix.
00:39So we're just going to add the hot cream. I think that's tempered nicely. This pudding uses brioche.
00:46So now pour the custard all over. Fluff this up and mix in all of the fruit except for a
00:54little bit
00:55to stud the top. Put pieces here and there on the top. Just stud it. And now we have to
00:59cover the
01:00puddings with parchment. Put this in a roasty pan that has hot water in it at 350 degrees.
01:07One hour. Then you uncover the pudding and bake until it's completely set. About 30 minutes more.
01:13And it'll get a nice kind of brownish top. Tiny bit of lemon sauce. And devour.
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