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Supermaket pudding recommedations for BBQ tomorrow - please!

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FIMAC1 · 28/07/2005 20:35

Am not as organised as I should be and have not done a pud for tomorrow - anyone recommend a good pud I can pick up from a Supermarket?

Thanks - the NOT domestic goddess

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piffle · 28/07/2005 20:44

tescos do a divine tarte au citron, ncie with a spoonful of thickest cream also their frozen profiteroles and eclairs are good for older kids treats, this is what we do for bbq's or really good quality vanilla icecream with a fresj pureed berry or mango (tinned for time and ease coulis.)

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FIMAC1 · 28/07/2005 21:04

Thanks - will head off to Tescos tomorrow

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KBear · 28/07/2005 21:07

chocolate brownies (Mr Kipling's new ones are good)with cornish cream ice-cream! - delish.

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FIMAC1 · 28/07/2005 21:09

ummm sound good, Brownies are my fav - are these ready baked?

tia

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SoupDragon · 28/07/2005 21:14

If you fancy making something - pot au chocolate. 1 small tub marscapone cheese, 1 med bar (200g?) plain chocolate. Gently melt together in a pan, pour into ramekins and leave to set. Serves 4 (if you don't eat too much out of the saucepan)

If you can't be arsed to make it, Tescos finest pot au chocolates taste the same.

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KBear · 28/07/2005 21:15

yep - ready to go! Nearly as good as mine! Except slight problem - you have to eat lots of them - nightmare

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charleepeters · 28/07/2005 21:16

Pavlovas a great one form any supermarket - my fave

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MaloryTowers · 28/07/2005 21:29

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happymerryberries · 28/07/2005 21:50

For the kids, get a bag od doughnuts and some ice cream, open out the d'nut and put in a scoop of ice cream. Yummy and doesn't need washing up!

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Janh · 28/07/2005 22:28

Sainsburys Taste the Diff cheesecakes, there is a vanilla one I think and a choccy one, I took them to a barbecue and they were hoovered up.

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Janh · 28/07/2005 22:29

(Frozen, btw, sorry, forgot to say )

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jamboure · 29/07/2005 13:09

wish we had bbq weather it is peeing down again here in livingston

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lunachic · 29/07/2005 13:12

harveys bristol cream trifles if you are a trifle fan are nice in induvidual dishes about 90p maybe not right for a barbie but worth trying -also the onken rhubarb and vanilla mouse is very yummy

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otto · 29/07/2005 13:34

Meringue nests with mixed berries and cream or ice cream. They look pretty, tase good and are kind of half home made as you need to assemble them. A friend served them for lunch recently and I've copied her a couple of times when time was tight.

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SofiaAmes · 29/07/2005 22:28

If it's for a bbq, why don't you get a watermelon? The ones WITH seeds are super super good this year.

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soapbox · 30/07/2005 00:02

We always just do BBQ bananas. When you serve the main BQ food chuck a banana (whole - don't take skins off) per person on the BBQ plus a few extra (people always want more)!!

Leave them on until the outsides are very brown and they have gone a bit squidgy. Serve by slicing down the length of the banana and pour over maple syrup, then put a scoop of vanilla icecream on the plate too!

Some people put some milk chocolate pieces in the banana which melts to make a chocolate sauce, but our children prefer the maple syrup

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SofiaAmes · 30/07/2005 00:45

wow that sounds awesome and definitely outdoor eating.

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