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Why the fat difference?
Cooked a pudding tonight (cool and rainy here)...
It was from a Family Circle Classic Essential Puddings Recipe book which has nutritional breakdowns.
I tossed up between Pineapple upside down cake and Eve Pudding (which is basically plain cake on apples)
The PUC listed the fat content as 25g/serve and EP 2.8g/serve
I am confused how this can be so different
PUC has 125g butter plus 90g for the base bit and 2 eggs. Divide by 8 Serves
EP has 125g butter and 2 eggs. Divide by 6 serves.
Yes one has 90g more butter, but there's no way that would make it that much more fat content, could it? Perhaps EP is a typo??
Or am I missing something???
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How much sugar does each have?
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PUC has 3/4 cup, EP has 1/2. PUC has 1 tin of pineapple rings on base. EP has 1.2kg of GS apples on base.
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Does the PUC have milk in it? Or buttermilk or sour cream?
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Can you list all the ingredients and the total volume cake each produces?
Btw- it's not "fat" content that's the real problem. It's sugars. Refined flour converts to sugar as well.
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Ok....
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
90g butter melted
1/2 cup brown sugar (missed that before)
can pineapple rings (juice used in cake)
125g butter
3/4cup caster sugar
1 tea vanilla ess
2 eggs
1 1/2 cps SR flour
1/2 cup plain flour
Oh I am an idiot it's the 1/3 cup coconut!! - see I never put coconut in my recipe and never realised it was in this one!!!
Just for the sake of the activity.....
Eve's Pudding
1.2kg cooking apples steamed in 1 tab water, 2 tabs sugar
125g butter
1/2 cup caster sugar
2eggs
1 teas vanilla
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup SR flour
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Coconut's good for you.
It's the extra sugar, the extra butter and probably the coconut
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I didn't say it wasn't good for me, but it is very high in the fat content, so I realised that plays a big part in it.
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Either way, they both sounds nice. I prefer apple cake though :)
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I made the Eve's one and it was yummy.
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PUC drool yummo
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk so sorry if I'm confusing you ;)
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They both sound yummmm... Now I'm hungry for pudding!
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I would suggest it could be the serving size.