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steak and vegetable pudding

Steak Pudding

Cowbridge Kitchen

Steak and Kidney is a classic combination and is most often used as a Pie or Pudding filling.

In this recipe I have replaced the Kidney with Vegetables to add a twist on the classic Steak and Kidney Pudding.

In this recipe I have used 2 tins of stewed steak for convenience but you could stew your own steak as I have done for this Beef Stew

I like to serve these Steak & Vegetables Puddings with light fluffy Mashed Potato and a bit of extra Gravy.


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This recipe takes about 3hrs to make
30 mins Prep time
2hr 30 mins Cooking time
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Nutritional Facts
This is based on a single pudding
Calories: 344
Protein: 15g
Fat: 15g
Carbohydrates: 35g
Fiber: N/A
Sugar: 5.7g
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This recipe will serve 4 people Table for Two Servings
Tricky: This recipe is a bit tricky
Anybody can have a go at this recipe, but some experience is needed to make this
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This recipe calls for 2 tins of stewed steak, you could slow cook your own steak at a saving of around £1.50.

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Cost to make:
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    Steak and Vegetable Suet Pudding

    The suet pudding in the UK is often found on pup menus, suet pastry encases a rich gravy and steak.

    This is normally accompanied with kidney so you get a Steak and Kidney Suet Pudding.

    This recipe is for a Steak and Vegetable version of the pub classic, Steak and Kindey Pudding.


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    ingredients

    For the pastry
    280 g Self Raising Flour
    1/2 teaspoon of Baking Powder
    140 g Beef Suet
    A Pinch of Salt
    75 ml Cold Water

    For the Filling
    2 Tins of Stewed Steak
    25 g Beef dripping
    1 Onion (Diced)
    2 Carrots (Diced)
    1 Beef Stock Cube
    25 g Flour
    1 Bay Leaf
    15 ml Tomato puree

    Cooking Instructions

      For the Pastry
    1. Combine the flour , Salt & Baking powder into a large bowl. Then Mix the dry ingredients together.
    2. Add the Suet.
    3. Slowly add the water to the mix, then combine with your hands until slightly sticky
    4. Knead the pastry with your hands for 5 - 10 minutes.
    5. If the Pastry becomes to sticky add a small amount of flour.
    6. Knead until smooth.
    7. Leave the pastry aside for about 30 minutes.
    8. For the Filling
    9. Peel and Dice your Onion and Carrots.
    10. Melt the Beef dripping in a saucepan then fry off the veg for about 10 minutes.
    11. Add the 25 g of Flour and Beef Stock Cube.
    12. Mix to a paste.
    13. Add the two tins of Stewed Steak and the Bay Leaf.
    14. Cover and simmer for around 30 minutes or until the carrots are soft.
    15. Remove from the heat and set aside.
    16. Making the Puddings
    17. Grease your pudding tins with butter. Make sure that you completely cover the inside of each tin.
    18. Roll out the pastry and cut out large circles , enough to fit inside each pudding tin.
    19. Line the tin's with the pastry.
    20. Fill each tin with enough filling to the top.
    21. Roll out more pastry cutting out circles large enough to make the lids.
    22. Using your finger , wet around the rim of each pudding before crimping on the lids.
    23. Tightly cover with tin foil to form a water-proof cover around each pudding.
    24. Bring a pan of water to the boil, then place each pudding in the pan so that the water covers up to 1" from the top.
    25. Then simmer for around 2 hrs , or until the pastry is fully cooked.
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    Chefs Tips

    Traditionally this type of pudding is Steak and Kidney, but here I am making it with Steak and Vegetables.


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