Sticky Date Pudding In a Mug

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Rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 13 votes
Ingredients
- 10 x dates, roughly chopped
- 1 1/2 Tbls boiling water
- 1/8 tspn bicarb soda
- 1 1/2 Tbls butter
- 1 1/2 Tbls brown sugar
- 1 1/2 Tbls self - raising flour
- 1/2 x egg beaten
- 1/2 Tbls walnuts, roughly chopped
- 1 x caramel sauce:
- 1 Tbls butter - extra
- 1 tspn milk or cream, extra
- 4 Tbls browns sugar, extra
Method
This recipe is to make 1 mug serving.
*I would recommend making two though so you don’t have to halve an egg*
In a mug place the chopped dates and water. Place in microwave for 50 sec until the dates are softened.
Add the Bicarb soda to the mug and let it sit for a minute and mash roughly with a fork.
Add the butter into the mug and place again in the microwave for 10-15 sec to soften and melt.
Add the sugar, flour and egg to the mug and mix to combine thoroughly with a spoon. Flatten the top of the mixture and sprinkle the walnuts on top.
Place in the microwave on a saucer for 1 minute. It may need a further 10-20 sec to finish it off completely, depending on your microwave.
Basic Caramel Sauce: In an ovenproof ramekin add the extra sugar, butter and milk/cream and place in the microwave for 20-30 seconds. Remove and stir and repeat another two to three times depending on your microwave. You will end up with a dark caramel sauce. Drizzle over the sticky date cups and enjoy!
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Even though I’m happy to take the long route most times I love me some microwave mug cooking! Great recipe. Very clever!
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Yum, i’m going to have to try this and get back to you!!!
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I didn’t use any egg which made no difference. I didn’t use any of the “extras”. I began making two mugs but combined them into one very large mug. Easy and very delicious!
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Found recipe confusing and incomplete, but muddled my way through and the end result was very good.
Ingredient amounts are for 1 mug. I added the (beaten) egg after the butter and sugar, to the slightly cooled date mixture. “Sr” flour is self rising. Very moist and tasty.
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Hey kelly I will try to make it a litte more straight forward! THanks for the feedback
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sounds delicious, cant wait to try this!
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So delicious! The best mug recipe I’ve tried!
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Thanks for your kind words
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I just finished dinner and I want one of these.
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This is superb! Thanks for sharing Melissa!
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WOW this was so quick and easy and yummy but oh so sweet. Lucky I did a massive workout today. I actually used the whole egg and it turned out great.
Next time I won’t dump ALL the caramel sauce over the top as I found it too sweet for my tastebuds.
But I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thanks MelissaReply
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Oh and I used pecans instead of walnuts
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My favourite dessert!
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What is bicarb soda? Baking soda? Baking powder? Some combo? Something totally different? Thanks
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Bicarb soda is baking soda. Same thing!
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Fantastic idea!
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Okay, I am confused. What does “10 x” mean? Ten times what? What does the “x” mean?
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Yes, I would like to know what the “x’s” mean too.
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I loved this recipe! So very easy to make and tastes great.
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Absolutely Amazing. 5 stars but i cant get them to work.
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This sounds fantastic. Does anyone have any idea about how many calories would be in it?
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More than you want to know!
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Great recipe gonna try when I return to the UK
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Very easy and extra yummy.
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