Recipe for Rhubarb, Apple, and Raspberry Pudding with Marmalade Sponge
Diana Henry, a cookery writer for The Telegraph and award-winning author, shares a dessert recipe combining rhubarb, apple, and raspberries with a marmalade-infused sponge. The dish involves macerating the fruit with sugar and flour before baking, then topping it with a batter made from butter, sugar, eggs, orange zest, sour cream, milk, and marmalade. Baked at 180C for 40-45 minutes, it is served dusted with icing sugar and optionally accompanied by whipped cream mixed with marmalade. Henry notes the unusual fruit blend creates a flavorful juice, with raspberries adding a violet-like note. The recipe is part of her weekly contributions, which range from quick meals to memorable menus, and she is also known for her BBC Radio 4 broadcasts and books like 'Simple' and 'How to Eat a Peach'.
Key facts
- Diana Henry is a cookery writer for The Telegraph
- Recipe includes rhubarb, apple, raspberries, and marmalade sponge
- Fruit is macerated for 20 minutes before baking
- Sponge batter contains sour cream, orange zest, and marmalade
- Baking temperature is 180C for 40-45 minutes
- Dish can be served warm or at room temperature
- Henry is a multi-award-winning author and BBC Radio 4 broadcaster
- Recipe is part of her weekly series for various meal types
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- The Telegraph
- BBC Radio 4