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!
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 like to make bread pudding with croissant too! They are richer and more flavourful!
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Croissants make the *best* bread pudding ever. Ina Garten's recipe is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBread pudding with croissants? Love it. I sucker for a good buttery croissant recipe.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and happy holiday
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!!
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas/Happy Holidays Bob!
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? ;)
ReplyDeletebread puddings...and and croissants...that is the best fusion I can EVR think!
ReplyDeleteYum! A bread pudding with crossants sounds just heavenly! Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteBob, 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...
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
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 :)
ReplyDeleteLove the blog!! Merry Christmas :)
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.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Bob!
Looks pretty good, Bob!
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays to you too!
I love bread pudding! I use leftover bagels, too, but croissants are the best!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy new Year! Much joy and sweetness to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteYour pudding look super.
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!
ReplyDeleteIve made bread pudding this way based on Ina Gartens recipe and it was fabulous, yours looks so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a most wonderful holiday season!
It does look a lot like baked French toast. Sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteI can imagine how good this is! buttery goodness!
ReplyDeleteyumm!!! i loovee bread pudding!!! happy holidays and wish you a avery happy new year :)
ReplyDeletethis looks and sounds really good...so what did you put in it?
ReplyDeleteHELLO! 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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