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Barmaid | 14:22 Sat 05th Mar 2011 | Food & Drink
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Got a lunch party tomorrow that I had completely forgotten about!! (Doh!). We've got loads to do so I was trying to do as much in advance.

I am cooking this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/...stickytoffeepud_67654 - never make sticky toffee pud before.

Do you think it will be OK cooked and then reheated tomorrow when i need them?

I am also making creme anglaise, do you think that will reheat OK?
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From the expert....mrs sqad (bloody excellent cook)

Sticky toffee..........one COULD, but one shouldn't.
Creme Anglaise......one could if one liked "scrambled eggs"

Dont shoot the messenger.
Another message......even IF one tried to reheat, then you would need to leave your guests...............do something simple and be with your guests (mrs sqad says)
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Thank you to Mrs Sqad! One won't then. Drat - that means i have to get up at stupid o clock!!!!
make something that you serve cold like a cheesecake or mississippi mud pie
No.! no! No ....do something easy.........e.g Exotic fruit salad, marinated in a liqueur e.g Cointreau and then serve next day with ice cream.
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That means going to the supermarket Sqad! I'm knocking up a chocolate chestnut vacherin instead.
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I might also do a cheesecake FF - I can get what I need for that from the local shop!!!
Another message......cheesecake and vacherin.......both good ideas.
i would have to disagree with mrs sqad. both sticky toffee pud and creme anglaise reheat very well. too late now though barmaid, bet you've made your alternatives.
Have you got a microwave? I make the toffee sauce on the hob. Microwave the sponge for about 3 mins (add an extra couple of tabs of milk to usual mixture. Turn out onto a plate. Pour the sauce into the bowl then carefully put the sponge back in...sorted. Hope you have a successful lunch. I sounds like you are really looking after your guests.

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