Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody
have a recipe?
TIA and Happy New Year
ROsie
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Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody
have a recipe?
TIA and Happy New Year
ROsie
"rosie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk
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: bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
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: TIA and Happy New Year
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: ROsie
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Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each of
them yet; if I find the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it if you come across
it. It sounds divine!
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Quoted message said:Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody have
a recipe?TIA and Happy New Year
ROsie
The recipe you want seems to be in "Home Baking" by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. You can
probably crib it at a local bookstore if you dont want to buy the whole book.
<http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/food/2309378>
-bwg
Thanks Cindy and Barry for your replies, I have not been able to get
to bookstore/library and nobody posted a recipe 🙁
It will have to wait till next Year I guess!
Happy New Year and thanks
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Quoted message said:Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk and bananas-- does anybody have a
recipe?TIA and Happy New Year
ROsie
The recipe you want seems to be in "Home Baking" by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. You can
probably crib it at a local bookstore if you dont want to buy the whole book.<http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/food/2309378>
-bwg
Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just curious and
I love cookbooks.
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: Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut milk
and
: bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
:
: TIA and Happy New Year
:
:
: ROsie
=======Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each of
them yet; if I find the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it if you come across
it. It sounds divine!--
Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply
"Crookshanks" wrote
: Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just
curious and
: I love cookbooks.
:Cyndi" & Rosie "rosie" wrote
: > : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut
milk
: > and
: > : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
: > :
: > : TIA and Happy New Year
: > :
: > :
: > : ROsie
: > =======
: >
: > Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each
: > of them yet; if I
find
: > the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it
if
: > you come across it. It sounds divine!
: >
: > --
: > Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply>
: >
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Hi back and same to you!
I can't remember all of them (Some of them we shipped back to our home... they're still in transit
:`( ). A few of the ones that I received just before and after the trip are:
"Gifts from the Kitchen" by Schoolmate (they sell a lot of 'mini' cookbooks "The Maine Wild
Blueberry Cookbook" by Bar Harbor Jam Company (Some of my family went to Maine for vacation
recently) "Claud Mann's Dinner & a Movie" by TBS Superstation ('100 favorite recipes'😉 "Dinner & a
Movie" by TBS Superstation ('includes 48 new recipes'😉 "Lindy's Cookbook" put together by a local
store in our town (Lindy's) This was actually a birthday gift (Dec 20) "The King Arthur Flour 200th
Anniversary Cookbook" by King Arthur Flour Company
I actually bought duplicates of these cookbooks because after getting them for somebody else's gifts
... I had to get one for myself! These include:
"The Dracula Cookbook" by Marina Polvay "What's cooking America" by Linda Stradley & Andra Cook
"Twelve Months of Monastery Soups" by Brother Victor-Antoine d'Avila-Latourrette
There are about 6 more books that will be arriving via UPS within the next couple of days. WOO-
HOO!!! Most of them, IIRC, are local books from the central Florida region.
Thankfully, my spouse supports my "habit". LOL 3 of the above are from him!
NOTE TO ROSIE: I'll try to go through my bookshelves today to see if I have a recipe for the
Vietnamese Bread Pudding.
Years ago, the Rain Forest Cafe used to serve a bread pudding that had coconut, and apricots and
maybe (?) bananas in it. It was to die for!
Cyndi
Hiya, Cyndi! I received the King Arthur cookbook myself - I love it. Good for you that your habit is
supported! I love reading cookbooks. Do you have "How To Be a Domestic Goddess" by Nigella Lawson?
That one's a neat book, with gorgeous photography.
Take care! "Rick & Cyndi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:"Crookshanks" wrote
: Hello, and Happy New Year! What cookbooks did you get? I'm just
curious and
: I love cookbooks.:Cyndi" & Rosie "rosie" wrote
: > : Just read about a vietnamese bread pudding - with coconut
milk
: > and
: > : bananas-- does anybody have a recipe?
: > :
: > : TIA and Happy New Year
: > :
: > :
: > : ROsie
: > =======
: >
: > Maybe....? <snort> I just got some great cookbooks for Christmas and haven't read through each
: > of them yet; if I
find
: > the recipe I'll post it a.s.a.p.. Likewise, please post it
if
: > you come across it. It sounds divine!
: >
: > --
: > Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply>
: >
==========
Hi back and same to you!I can't remember all of them (Some of them we shipped back to our home... they're still in transit
:`( ). A few of the ones that I received just before and after the trip are:"Gifts from the Kitchen" by Schoolmate (they sell a lot of 'mini' cookbooks "The Maine Wild
Blueberry Cookbook" by Bar Harbor Jam Company (Some of my family went to Maine for vacation
recently) "Claud Mann's Dinner & a Movie" by TBS Superstation ('100 favorite recipes'😉 "Dinner & a
Movie" by TBS Superstation ('includes 48 new recipes'😉 "Lindy's Cookbook" put together by a local
store in our town (Lindy's) This was actually a birthday gift (Dec 20) "The King Arthur Flour
200th Anniversary Cookbook" by King Arthur Flour CompanyI actually bought duplicates of these cookbooks because after getting them for somebody else's
gifts ... I had to get one for myself! These include:"The Dracula Cookbook" by Marina Polvay "What's cooking America" by Linda Stradley & Andra Cook
"Twelve Months of Monastery Soups" by Brother Victor-Antoine d'Avila-LatourretteThere are about 6 more books that will be arriving via UPS within the next couple of days. WOO-
HOO!!! Most of them, IIRC, are local books from the central Florida region.Thankfully, my spouse supports my "habit". LOL 3 of the above are from him!
NOTE TO ROSIE: I'll try to go through my bookshelves today to see if I have a recipe for the
Vietnamese Bread Pudding.Years ago, the Rain Forest Cafe used to serve a bread pudding that had coconut, and apricots and
maybe (?) bananas in it. It was to die for!Cyndi
"Crookshanks" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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: Hiya, Cyndi! I received the King Arthur cookbook myself - I
love it. Good
: for you that your habit is supported! I love reading cookbooks.
Do you have
: "How To Be a Domestic Goddess" by Nigella Lawson? That one's a
neat book,
: with gorgeous photography.
:
: Take care!
<snip>
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No... I don't have that one...yet! LOL
I'm with you. I LOVE to read cookbooks.
Cyndi
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