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Great recipe for Classic retro boozy trifle. I was having dinner out recently and ordered trifle. When it arrived it was a watery sludge and soo far from my group of friends memories.
To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook classic retro boozy trifle using 8 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Classic retro boozy trifle:
- Prepare 200 g black cherry jam
- Get 100 ml sherry, marsala or similar
- Make ready 200 g sponge either fingers or madeleines
- Take 500 ml thick custard
- Get 300 ml double cream
- Take 75 g caster sugar
- Get 3 drops vanilla essence
- Make ready 75 g toasted almond flakes
To make the jelly, put the gelatine in a small bowl and cover with water. This Boozy Baileys Chocolate Trifle is made with layers of moist chocolate cake, Baileys whipped cream, Baileys chocolate pudding and chocolate chips! A tasty dessert that's so easy to make and great for a crowd! For more great trifle recipes, check out my Oreo Cheesecake Brownie Trifle, Caramel Cheesecake Brownie Trifle, Strawberry Shortcake Trifle or my Triple Berry Trifle.
Instructions to make Classic retro boozy trifle:
- Mix jam with 50ml sherry in a pan and slowly bring to a simmer. Then switch off and allow to cool.
- Break up sponge into pieces and sprinkle with 50ml of sherry.
- Once jam mix is cool spoon dollop half into 4 glass bowls or you could make one big bad boy bowl too.
- Top with sponge and then add another jam layer.
- Now add the custard leaving about a 2 centimetres clear of rim for cream.
- Whip cream with caster sugar and Vanilla essence to soft peak consistency and dollop onto custard layer…don't aim for perfection here as irregularities look lovely.
- Chill for a few hours ideally…
- Toast and cool almond flakes then sprinkle on just before serving.
- Enjoy this boozy retro pudding and in particular the squelchy sound spoon makes as it releases layers of lushness!
This trifle recipe takes a while but is a Christmas tradition at Jamie's house; after all, no Christmas is complete without a massive retro trifle dessert! A tipsy laird is essentially the same as a classic English Trifle, the pudding that has graced British tables for centuries, but this Scottish one uses whisky, not sherry, and (where possible but not essential) uses Scottish raspberries. Scottish raspberries are renowned worldwide for being the best, so if you are lucky enough to be able to use them, then great. Personally, I just love everything about trifle, from the sherry soaked cake, fruit, custard and of course, the freshly whipped cream on top. This particular Scottish trifle isn't called Typsy Laird for nothing: the cake is generously doused in Sherry and Drambuie (a Scotch whisky liqueur infused with heather honey, herbs and spices).
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