Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Croissant Bread Pudding

Here's another quickie with no recipe. I had a couple stale croissants and I wanted to make something with them. I figured bread pudding would be the way to go. I had actually never made a bread pudding before or even really eaten one to remember. I mean, I know I've had bread pudding, but I can't for the life of me remember it in detail. So I checked out a few recipes, realized that I didn't have enough of the croissants to make any of them and just kind of winged it. It came out really good, tasted pretty much like a big bowl of french toast. Next time though, I'm definitely going to make sure I have enough croissant to make a full recipe, so I can write it down and post it.

I also want to wish everyone a happy holiday, if you celebrate something around this time, since I'm going to be fairly scarce around the 'nets for the rest of the week. Have a good time and stay safe!

21 comments:

Angie's Recipes said...

I like to make bread pudding with croissant too! They are richer and more flavourful!
Merry X'mas to you and yours!

Karen said...

Croissants make the *best* bread pudding ever. Ina Garten's recipe is wonderful!

Jenn said...

Bread pudding with croissants? Love it. I sucker for a good buttery croissant recipe.

Merry Christmas and happy holiday

vanillasugarblog said...

one of my obsessions is the croissant. I can't find any good ones around these parts and have to resort to whole foods (which are ok). I have to bake my own and they are so labor intensive. so when I have leftovers, which is never I have wanted to make a bread pudding with them. yours came out great. and Merry Christmas to you too!!

tamilyn said...

I cannot recall ever having bread pudding-I think the name just puts me off. Pudding is thick and creamy and bread shouldn't be that way. However, when you said it tasted like a big bowl of french toast-that may be the way to get me to try it!

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays Bob!

Shane T. Wingerd said...

OOOO I am gonna have to try this next time... Absolutely LOVE real Puddings... No JELL-O pudding (Gelatinized Pastry Creme) for me... Sorry, Bill Cosbsy? ;)

Jhonny walker said...

bread puddings...and and croissants...that is the best fusion I can EVR think!

Anonymous said...

Yum! A bread pudding with crossants sounds just heavenly! Happy holidays!

Kate at Serendipity said...

Bob, I love the way you cook. Who else would have thought of this? I'm going to buy some croissants and let them get stale so I can do this...

Merry Christmas!

B & D said...

i love this idea...but sorry i had already seen Nigella Lawson make it ..since then i cant stop makin it durin weekends...its just more rich with croissants :)
Love the blog!! Merry Christmas :)

Joanne said...

Bread pudding is an absolute necessity in my life! I love the idea of a croissant bread pudding...it would have such a great texture and flavor.

Merry Christmas Bob!

Hungry Dog said...

Looks pretty good, Bob!

Happy holidays to you too!

DutchBakerGirl said...

I love bread pudding! I use leftover bagels, too, but croissants are the best!

Dewi said...

Merry Christmas and Happy new Year! Much joy and sweetness to you and your family!

Your pudding look super.

Alisa said...

I also haven't tried making my own bread pudding.Next time we have some stale breads, I'll remember to make one. You make really great food Bob. A happy holiday to you too!

Donna-FFW said...

Ive made bread pudding this way based on Ina Gartens recipe and it was fabulous, yours looks so delicious!!

Hope you are having a most wonderful holiday season!

The Duo Dishes said...

It does look a lot like baked French toast. Sounds delicious!

pigpigscorner said...

I can imagine how good this is! buttery goodness!

nora@ffr said...

yumm!!! i loovee bread pudding!!! happy holidays and wish you a avery happy new year :)

Unknown said...

this looks and sounds really good...so what did you put in it?

Sweetpea said...

HELLO! May I say, this looks delicious, I am a sucker for bread pudding. My husband is not. I guess I'll have to make it and eat it all myself. I am so glad I found you (randomly) through your sister on Facebook. I know you, don't know how to tell you who I am, but you know me, I'm ANNIE! You can't know too many Annies, right?

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