Flaming Christmas Pudding Pops

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Mini Christmas puddings on sticks!
These were another snack I made for our Christmas party and I can never have a party without attempting to set something on fire!

Posted by Cat Morley from London, United Kingdom • Published 16th December 2012 • See Cat Morley's 1146 projects »

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  Step 1

  Start by buying a regular Christmas pudding from the supermarket.

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  Step 2

  Scoop it out in to your blender and blitz until it's crumbly.

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  Step 3

  Pour it out in to a bowl. The odd thing when making Christmas pudding pop mixture is that you have to dry it out, rather than cake pop batter which you have to moisten.

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  Step 4

  Mix in your cocoa until the mixture starts to thicken up.

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  Step 5

  Roll in to 14 balls and place on some baking paper.

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  Step 6

  Insert the lollipop sticks in to each of the balls.

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  Step 7

  I like to use an egg carton to hold my cake pops up.

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  Step 8

  Melt the white chocolate in a microwave and pour a spoonful on top of each pudding pop, to resemble cream.

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  Step 9

  Leave to dry before decorating with red and green writing icing to look like holly.

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  Step 10

  Leave to dry and then they're ready to serve.

  Want to set them on fire?
  Please be careful if you're going to try this. To set them on fire, coat the bottom of the cake pop with brandy and then stand in a cake pop holder before lighting with a match. It looks spectacular and adds a nice toast to your cake.

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Amberlynn Reid · Kathmandu, Central Region, NP · 67 projects 28th December 2012

Ho ho I see but actually that is too much too ask for!! haha

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Amberlynn Reid · Kathmandu, Central Region, NP · 67 projects 18th December 2012

Wait is it a video?!

Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 27th December 2012

It's actually an animated GIF I took using the Cinemagram iPhone app. I had to do a little admin-only hack to make it appear in the Inspiration box, which isn't really fair but hopefully we'll get a system for everyone to add GIFs soon!

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Amberlynn Reid · Kathmandu, Central Region, NP · 67 projects 18th December 2012

Wow!! Looks so good!! Well...that was very brave of you to set on a fire...( random question: how did you upload a picture WITH the 'inspiration box'??

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