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New Orleans Bread Pudding

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  1. Here's a New Orleans classic. It's from the Bon Ton Cafe on Magazine
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    New Orleans Bread Pudding

    1 loaf French bread
    1 quart milk
    3 eggs
    2 cups sugar
    2 Tbsp. vanilla extract
    1 cup raisins
    3 Tbsp. melted margarine

    Preheat oven to 350 F. Soak bread in milk. Crush with hands to make
    sure milk is soaked through. Add eggs, sugar, vanilla, raisins and
    stir
    well. Pour margarine in bottom of heavy 9 x 14 baking pan. Add bread
    mixture, and bake till very firm, approximately 40 minutes. Cool the
    pudding, cube it and put in individual dessert dishes. When ready to
    serve, add whiskey sauce and heat under broiler for a few minutes.

    Whiskey Sauce

    1 cup sugar
    1 stick butter or margarine
    1 egg, beaten
    2 ounces bourbon whiskey

    Cream sugar and butter and cook in a double boiler until very hot and well
    dissolved. Add well-beaten egg and whip very fast so egg doesn't curdle.
    Cool and add whiskey. Serves 8

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