Bread Pudding Surprise

Added: 3rd June 2007

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This wonderful meal can be sweet or savory. You will decide when you look in the fridge and see what kind of leftovers you have. The spice cabinet is a favorite of this dish as well. Don't be afraid, have fun with this one, you can't go wrong. You and your family will be pleasantly surprised!

Shared by heather,
reading, pa

Ingredients

  • 8 eggs
  • 4 C. Half & Half or buttermilk (any milk will do, however the more cream the richer the taste and texture)
  • 1 loaf crust hard bread (French is best)
  • 1 C. any veggie (bell pepper)
  • 1 1/2 C. any leftover meat (sausage, ham, steak)
  • 1/4 C. onion (cooked)
  • 1 Tbs. garlic (cooked)
  • 2 Tbs. olive oil or butter
  • Kosher salt and pepper to taste
  • Any favorite spice: this is where you can make it Mexican, Italian, etc.
  • Crust:
  • Break up any of your favorite crackers
  • 1/4 C. chasse
  • If you make it sweet, add:
  • 1 C. brown sugar
  • 1/4 cinnamon

Directions

In a big bowl, whisk together eggs and Half & Half. Cut bread in 1-inch cubes and put bread into mix. Let soak for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, in a sauce pan, heat olive oil or butter. Cook onion and garlic and other veggies until just tender. This should only take a few minutes. It also brings out wonderful flavors. Stir in meat, veggies. Add favorite spices to taste. Put in casserole dish. Can put in fridge for a day ahead of time or add crust (crackers and cheese mix). Put in 400 degrees oven for about 45 minutes.

Note: You can make this sweet instead of savory. Do the same, add the brown sugar. Put into casserole dish, top with cinnamon (check time at 30 minutes.) 

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Reviews (8)

  • hi everyone,
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    Flag as inappropriate heather  |  21st March 2009

  • Some of you are very criticle of others receipies some deserve it others don't

    Flag as inappropriate gvtsue  |  11th May 2008

  • LET ME CLEAR SOMETHINGS... iF YOU ARE TO MKE THE BREAD PUDDING SWEET... REMOVE THE SAVORY ITEMS... ADD BROWN SUGAR, 1/4 TABLE SPOON CINNAMON. sORRY i GET SO EXCITED, I AM A POOR WRITER. iT WOULD MOST LIKLY BE GROSS IF YOU PUT ALL THOSE THINGS TOGETHER.... YUK! aNY OTHER QUESTIONS GO TO MY DIRECT RECIPE WEB PAGE... I HAVE EDITOR FOR THAT!! WWW.TESTKITCHEN101.COM THANKS HEATHER

    Flag as inappropriate heather  |  15th April 2008

  • I've read and reread this recipe and still do not quite picture all these food items in one pot--so to speak..I love to try it but it appears to be alot of work for something that might come up awful.

    Flag as inappropriate Shrimpsdesk  |  3rd February 2008

  • Wow Heather,
    Completely different than my Mom's bread pudding which we always had for desert! So yes, it was a surprise to me. It sounds like a interesting dish, not sure if I will try it, but it sounds interesting.

    Flag as inappropriate Wonderland51  |  28th January 2008

  • not what I expected but very, very good

    Flag as inappropriate LaVada  |  28th September 2007

  • sballe, I'm not sure if your comment is good or bad??? However if you did not care for the recipe, you need to be more open in what your matters might be, or maybe you are having trouble folling the recipe. I found them to be a bit unclear. Heather

    Flag as inappropriate heather  |  15th September 2007

  • this is a surprise!

    Flag as inappropriate Sballe  |  13th July 2007

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