Traditional english christmas pudding

Traditional English Christmas Pudding Recipe with fruit, almonds and brandy. Perfect to celebrate Christmas with this family recipe.

I don't remember the last time I made a recipe with such a long list of ingredients, but yeah I think I am as ready as I would ever be. Just like the spiced Christmas jam this is no ordinary pudding. You will fully understand why as we dig deep down further into this downtown

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