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Omg I just cooked the most amazing treat

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RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 16:42

After watching too much Masterchef I decided instead of just hooking the pineapple slices out of the tin, I'd be a bit more adventurous.

So I cooked them in butter, with a bit of the syrup, and a sprinkle of brown sugar , then added a splash of rum to de glaze the pan which made the most fucking glorious caramel.

Bloody hell. Served with some decent ice cream it was simply glorious.

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RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 17:10

Torin · 24/04/2022 17:07

ooooh, DC bought cherry vanilla rum which I thought sounded revolting, but now considering the possibilities!

Bet that tastes fucking amazing in my "recipe"
DO IT

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RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 17:13

TheOldRazzleDazzle · 24/04/2022 17:10

I feel like an actual chef.

You used the term deglaze, and I think that alone gets you about 33% of the way.

Definitely going to try this - thanks!

<dons chefs hat> Grin

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RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 17:19

carefullycourageous · 24/04/2022 17:10

I made a plum butterscotch upside-down cake for lunch today, but I use muffin mixture with sunflower oil as it is easier than creaming butter and sugar. It is sightly more stidgy but no one minds - all cake is OK in our house!

I am going to steal your pineapple inspiration for tomorrow's pudding. I also like doing the same thing with bananas.

Still too lazy! Grin

However you should definitely try mine tomorrow.... Plenty of sugar and syrup then a great splash of rum (I used spiced) bloody amazing stuff.

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Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 24/04/2022 16:49

I haven't had a pineapple upside down cake for decades. That ought to be remedied.

Just do not do it in a springform tin...with honey drizzled over the pineapple before you put the batter in.......subsequent honey leakage v v v messy to clear up.

Crikeyalmighty · 24/04/2022 17:25

I did similar a while ago with bananas wrapped in ready bought flaky pastry baked in oven and drizzled with M&S bottled chocolate sauce

GalactatingGoddess · 24/04/2022 17:32

Oooooft I will be making this - need to get some 'healthy' dessert ideas as I'm back on whole foods tomorrow no over processed chocolates/sweeties ideally.

Do you do it in a frying pan? (Sorry if you've already said this)

HelloCanYouHearMe · 24/04/2022 17:37

Bananas.. Split the skin, fill with chocolate buttons/broken easter egg... wrap in foil and bake in the oven for 25 to 30 mins

MurderAtTheBeautyPageant · 24/04/2022 17:38

I get a bit icked out by cooked bananas.

RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 17:39

GalactatingGoddess · 24/04/2022 17:32

Oooooft I will be making this - need to get some 'healthy' dessert ideas as I'm back on whole foods tomorrow no over processed chocolates/sweeties ideally.

Do you do it in a frying pan? (Sorry if you've already said this)

Yep frying pan.
Good whack of butter good sprinkle of brown sugar, some of the syrup.
Cook till pineapple chars a bit.
Good splash of rum in pan
Stir till makes a caramel
Probably not the healthiest but omfg is delicious

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RozHuntleysLeftHand · 24/04/2022 17:41

HelloCanYouHearMe · 24/04/2022 17:37

Bananas.. Split the skin, fill with chocolate buttons/broken easter egg... wrap in foil and bake in the oven for 25 to 30 mins

I do this for bbq.
Bloody lovely.

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HemanOrSheRa · 24/04/2022 17:50

Ooh. I used to do bananas fried in butter, then a squeeze of orange juice, bubble it down and then mash it for DS as a treat when he was little. He loved it. So did DP 🙄. DS is 17 now - I reckon pineapple in rum and butter would go down a treat!

SiobhanSharpe · 24/04/2022 17:50

You can also do it with peaches, fresh or tinned but peach halves rather than slices. (Skin the peaches if fresh, cut in half and remove the stones. )
Sauté in a roomy pan with a large knob of butter and dessertspoon or two of sugar until the peach halves are sticky and caramelised, add a really good slug of alcohol (Grand Marnier is amazing) and then.... set light to it!
Et voilà - pêches flambées.
Serve with cream, crême fraiche or ice cream.

Terfydactyl · 24/04/2022 17:51

I Recently did pineapple upside down cake, with pineapple yogurt cake.

Google "French yogurt cake"
Easiest cake ever. Pick a flavour you like, use the pot as the measure for everything, mix it, add or not your choice of fruit or chocolate chips or banana chips ( I love blueberry with frozen or fresh blueberries) strawberries, gooseberries, rhubarb etc.

Never failed me yet and I've done a lot.

I personally use
www.thelondoner.me/2016/03/french-yogurt-cake-easiest-cake-world.html

But theres other websites out there.

GoodSoup · 24/04/2022 17:51

I made a pineapple upside down cake last week. I think it’s the DC’s favourite pudding ever.

maddiemookins16mum · 24/04/2022 18:00

Sound fabulous. I made a sponge with raspberry jam on top and desecrated coconut. We had it with custard, if I ever go on Masterchief (as we call it), I’m making it as a pudding.

MurderAtTheBeautyPageant · 24/04/2022 18:01

What filthy things do you have to do to coconuts in order to desecrate them?

MrsMangelsPortrait · 24/04/2022 18:11

Sounds lovely!
I made exactly that but with sliced bananas on Shrove Tuesday. In fact I bet bananas and pineapple would go well together. On pancakes, of course...

SiobhanSharpe · 24/04/2022 18:11

I have some 'Bakers' brand sweetened shredded coconut. It is totally filthy.

HemanOrSheRa · 24/04/2022 18:16

SiobhanSharpe · 24/04/2022 17:50

You can also do it with peaches, fresh or tinned but peach halves rather than slices. (Skin the peaches if fresh, cut in half and remove the stones. )
Sauté in a roomy pan with a large knob of butter and dessertspoon or two of sugar until the peach halves are sticky and caramelised, add a really good slug of alcohol (Grand Marnier is amazing) and then.... set light to it!
Et voilà - pêches flambées.
Serve with cream, crême fraiche or ice cream.

My mum used to do similar with peaches. She'd top them with crushed Ameretti biscuits and a blob of creme fraiche and grill them until bubbling. Thank you for reminding me!

dizzydizzydizzy · 24/04/2022 18:24

Wow! I'm inspired!

SiobhanSharpe · 24/04/2022 18:24

HemanOrSheRa · 24/04/2022 18:16

My mum used to do similar with peaches. She'd top them with crushed Ameretti biscuits and a blob of creme fraiche and grill them until bubbling. Thank you for reminding me!

You're welcome. I'd forgotten about amaretti biscuits -- you can absolutely sprinkle crushed ones over the top for a lovely crunch. You could also use Amaretto liqueur !

MrsLargeEmbodied · 24/04/2022 18:25

pineapple fritters used to be my favourite at the chip shop, but the other week he added syrup,
very lovely

YellowMonday · 25/04/2022 01:15

If you're after a treat lower in calories, whipped greek yoghurt is a lovely replacement to ice cream and cream. I actually quite like the tang to cut through rich foods.

I also highly recommend grilled peaches with a bourbon brown butter sauce and a biscoff crumb. *Chef's kiss.

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 25/04/2022 07:23

What a great thread! Thanks for the hints and tips for pineapple upside down cake.

Snowraingain · 25/04/2022 07:27

Damn I’m allergic to pineapple. Can I do it with just rum and sugar?!

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