As the wind picks up and we head towards the winter season, it’s time to bring out our repertoire of seasonal winter dishes as well. Cold weather has comfortable food items that are not only warm but also soothing to the body. This includes soups, brews, stews and even desserts! We recently came across a sticky toffee pudding recipe, which is said to be a favorite of Kate Middleton. This recipe is a truly indulgent treat and makes the perfect addition to our winter menu. Wondering how to make it? read on!
The interesting recipe was revealed by Chef Roddy Warot of the Old Boot Inn in Stanford Dingley, England. The chef told People magazine that the Duchess of Sussex often went to the restaurant to have some delicious comfort food with her Family. Among other dishes she regularly orders, one of her favorites was sticky toffee pudding. “It’s moist and spongy,” the chef revealed.
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Sticky Toffee Pudding is one of Kate Middleton’s favorite sweets.
So, how to go about making sticky toffee pudding? here is one Method you can try If you find this too complicated, chef Gordon Ramsay also recently created a sticky toffee pudding in the microwave. The best part about this dessert is that it gets ready in just 10 minutes and is made with very simple ingredients that are available in your kitchen. click here For Ramsay’s Quick and Easy Sticky Toffee Pudding recipe.
So, indulge yourself like the royals and try Kate Middleton’s favorite Sticky Toffee Pudding!
It’s not the only favorite dessert of the royal family. There is another cake recipe that former royal chef Darren McGrady shared on YouTube. this is Prince William’s Favorite Afternoon Tea Cake, also known as Chocolate Biscuit Cake. The chef shared the recipe of the cake on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Prince William and Kate. Have a look:
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