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                    Tasting even better than it looks, Sticky Ginger Pudding is perfect for the holidays—although we wouldn’t turn it away on a blazing August afternoon.   | 
                 
			
                    
                      | WHAT IT IS:  Classic British puddings—moist cakes with sauces. | 
                     
                    
                      | WHY IT’S DIFFERENT: Try to find something this meltingly good that you can serve warm from the microwave in 40 seconds. It’s better comfort food than a traditional cake.  | 
                     
                    
                      WHY WE LOVE IT: The individual servings are a divine treat, ready in 40 seconds. You can split one with someone you love, and dinner parties couldn’t be easier (everyone can have his or her favorite flavor). Stick a candle on top for birthdays!   | 
                     
                    
                      | WHERE TO BUY IT:  StickyToffeePuddingCompany.com and fine food stores nationwide (in the refrigerator case). See the store locator on the website  | 
                     
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                      The Sticky Toffee Pudding Co: 
                      Tasty Pudding Society
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                  Pudding Flavors, Continued
                    And now, for the truly “sticky” puddings, so named for the toffee sauce that is served with them.  
                    Sticky Ginger  Pudding 
                      With Golden Ginger Syrup 
                    This delight is a ginger and apple cake (photo at top of page), with the beckoning scent of warm gingerbread and many familiar ingredients: butter, unbleached flour, molasses, sugar, fresh apples, eggs, candied ginger, fresh ginger, ground ginger, real English treacle, cinnamon, allspice and black pepper. The sauce is made of brown sugar, cream, ginger syrup and Stone’s Green Ginger Wine. 
                    Garnish With:  Whipped cream, crème anglais or custard sauce, plus a bit of fresh-grated orange zest. For a more elaborate presentation, add candied ginger, orange liqueur-soaked orange slices or candied orange slices.  
                    For true voluptuousness, add vanilla, caramel or ginger ice cream.   | 
                    
                  Sticky Ginger Pudding is redolent of ginger—it contains candied ginger, fresh ginger and ground ginger. Taste a second time, and you’ll find fresh apple flavor underneath those lovely ginger notes.   | 
                 
               
              
                
                    
                    Sticky Toffee Pudding: God Save The Queen—and Francis Coulson.                     
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                  Sticky Toffee Pudding 
  With Buttery Toffee Sauce 
                    Not well known in the U.S., sticky toffee pudding  is one of the stars of British cuisine. We’ll leave it to food historians to figue out why it has not become a staple in American; with Bundt making a spectacular and simple sticky toffee cake mix (a prior Top Pick Of The Week), this situation is easily remedied. 
                    Sticky Toffee Pudding is  a light, moist cake flavored with chopped dates (themselves sticky) and vanilla (Tracy also adds some espresso) that is served warm, soaked in a sticky toffee sauce made of butter, cream and brown sugar.  
                    Sticky toffee was popularized by Francis Coulson, chef/owner of the Sharrow Bay Country House Hotel, in England’s Lake District, in 1960. He refined the recipe of an earlier  pudding, and, since he was generous in sharing the recipe with the general public, it became very popular. Sticky toffee pudding is now found throughout the U.K., from the humblest cafeterias to the finest restaurants. We can’t think of anything we’d rather dig into.   | 
                 
                             
              Garnish With: Whipped cream or crème fraîche—trust us, you don’t need to sweeten the whipped cream. If it’s a birthday or other celebration, stick a candle in the top and serve with ice cream. Vanilla is great. Rum raisin might just bring on delirium.  
              Bringing over a six-pack of these puts an entirely new spin on things. You’ll be drunk with happiness in no time.  
              — Karen Hochman 
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                          Sticky Toffee Pudding  and its cousins are individually packaged. Just peel off the film (peeking out at top and right), microwave for 40 seconds and enjoy! Photo by Emily Chang | THE NIBBLE. 
                  
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