Welcome to 2017 on Sunday
Snap. We're back after our Christmas break and last time we were
talking about the abdication
of Edward VIII which happened 80 years ago. I asked what ducal
title was given to Edward VIII after he abdicated and the answer is
Duke of Windsor
For this week while other
people's thoughts turn to New Year dieting we are off to the home of
a pudding. When this hotel was known as the White Horse Inn in the
1860s it is said that the Mistress of the Inn, Mrs Graves, asked her
young assistant to make a strawberry tart. Her inexperienced kitchen
maid proceeded to make the order but got the recipe wrong – not
good for a town whose name suggests good cooking! She was supposed to
put the eggs and almond paste mixture into the pastry but instead
ending up spreading the plain pastry with jam and then topping it
with the egg and almond mixture. This concoction proved so successful
with the guest who had ordered a simple strawberry tart that the
pudding continued to be made in this way.
This new recipe was picked
up by local businesses in the town who saw the potential of making
and selling the puddings to visitors of this Peak District town.
There are still several shops in the town making and selling these
puddings. They all make various claims on their history and
authenticity by stating to hold the original, secret recipe which has
been passed down through the years. However some people have
questioned the whole story of the origin of the pudding!
Remember it is always
pudding and never a tart if truly made in this town! This week's
question is
What is the name of the
Derbyshire town where this pudding is named after?
We were joined last time by
Sophie
who has been enjoying the beautiful coloured skies we've had in
December. Kara has been looking up at the big
wheel and celebrating 100
years of the Scouts. A trip to Cadbury World meant a visit to see
Santa as well for Anne.
There's also been trips to see Santa and the big wheel for Susan.
Finally it was farewell to 2016 but welcome to 2017 from May
and her brothers.
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From your description, I'd guess Bakewell, but I had no idea they called it a pudding if it's that !
ReplyDeleteI have no idea at all!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year lovely. Hope you had a good time over the festive period. I have missed your blog posts about lovely places. I am guessing Bakewell, but only because I know there is a place called that, but never been x
ReplyDeleteI believe it may be Bakewell, and I'm ever so slightly addicted to the cakes! Stephen
ReplyDeleteI think it must be bakewell, but I had never heard of the story before - loved it!
ReplyDeleteI'm going with Bakewell, since I'm very partial to it - never knew the history behind it though, very interesting :)
ReplyDeleteI'm going with Bakewell but that's only because I've read the other comments x x
ReplyDeleteI'm going with Bakewell because I do love that cake so :) x
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