Boiled Batter Pudding

Origin: Clarksville, Tennessee

Source: Martha McCulloch-Williams, 1913

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Make the same batter as the batter pudding directly above it in the book, only putting in a teaspoonful baking powder.
  2. Stir well through it three cups seeded raisins, wet in whiskey and very well floured.
  3. Tie up in a newly-scalded floured pudding bag, pop in a kettle of boiling water, keep it full with more boiling water, and cook from an hour to an hour and a half, according to size.
  4. Serve very hot with plenty of very rich sweet sauce highly flavored.
  5. Be sure to warm your knife or spoon before cutting into the pudding.

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