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What dessert can I make quickly and with limited ingredients?

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NoLostCause · 07/05/2023 09:31

We have people coming round for Sunday lunch today. DH is doing a roast. I was planning on doing baked peaches with mascarpone but when DH went to the supermarket late last night there weren't any peaches.

I have to take DS1 to his swimming lesson this morning. We have to be there before the shops open. DH will be at home with DS2 (15 months) and will also be prepping all the roast bits so can't help.

I'll be home for just after 11am and will need to dry my hair/shove some make up on/get the kids dressed then will probably have about 30 minutes to prep something before guests arrive at 12pm.

At home I have the basics (flour, eggs, butter, sugar, cocoa powder) and then some tinned pears, a couple of apples and not much else. I can stop at the garage but a trip to the supermarket will take an additional 15 minutes off my already tight timescales!

What can I make that looks vaguely impressive in a very short timescale?

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Topbird29 · 07/05/2023 10:11

Apple and cinnamon cake?

Caterina99 · 07/05/2023 10:15

Personally I would go to supermarket after swimming and buy a ready made pudding!

(lots of the recipes above look great though, so I hope it works out for you)

NoLostCause · 07/05/2023 12:07

Thanks for all the suggestions, I've made the chocolate pear pudding. Not gone in the oven yet but it's looking good! Very quick and very easy! And we're all ready on time!

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halfpasteleven · 08/05/2023 22:30

How did it go OP?

tiredhadenough · 09/05/2023 06:15

Mustardandchickensandwiches · 07/05/2023 09:40

Bit warm for crumble. Pear sponge and cream/icecream op.

Basic sponge mix, lay the pear in the bottom of the tin. Top with sponge mix and bake. Done.

Wash your mouth out!

It is NEVER too warm for crumble 😱🤣

Spanielsarepainless · 09/05/2023 11:14

Bananas, dates and single cream to cover. Fridge for a few hours. It doesn't really taste of either bananas or dates, but a sort of Christmas pudding taste

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