Gluten Free Festive Fruity Mincemeat Puddings. Hello friends. So are you following a Gluten Free Diet? If so today I have some yummy Gluten Free Festive Fruity Mincemeat Puddings to share with you. (Dairy + Gluten Free). Delicious individual spiced sponge puddings with a festive fruity mincemeat topping. Perfect for any Christmas meals you may be planning.
Gluten Free Festive Fruity Mincemeat Puddings:
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Serves: 10 individual puddings ❄
Prep Time: 15 mins ❄
Cooking Time: 20 mins ❄
What You Need:
For The Cake:
- 1x 400g Delicious Alchemy vanilla sponge mix
- 180g unsalted butter or dairy free alternative
- 1 tsp mixed spice
- 3 large eggs
- 20ml water
For The Topping:
- 10 heaped tbsp gluten free mincemeat
What You Do:
- Step 1: Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan. Grease 10 individual pudding moulds and place onto a baking tray. Spoon a heaped tablespoon of mincemeat into the base of each mould and smooth into an even layer.
- Step 2: Make sure your butter (or dairy free alternative) is soft. Place the vanilla cake mix, butter (or dairy-free alternative), mixed spice, eggs and water into a large bowl. Beat together with an electric whisk for 15 seconds. Stop, scrape down the bowl and mix for a further 10 seconds. Divide the mixture between the pudding moulds, filling three-quarters full. Bake for 18 – 20 minutes until risen and lightly golden brown. Leave to cool in the tin for 1 minute. The puddings will be very HOT. Use rubber gloves or a tea towel to help you, run a knife around the inside rim of the tin and flip out onto a plate. Spoon any mincemeat left in the pudding moulds back on top of each pudding.
- Step 3: Serve with cream, custard, brandy sauce, ice cream or dairy free alternative of your choice.
Last but not least, enjoy.
Gluten Free Festive Fruity Mincemeat Puddings. Recipe c/o Delicious Alchemy. No payment was received.
So what are your thoughts? Do you also fancy trying these Gluten Free Festive Fruity Mincemeat Puddings out? Because I know I do. Let me know if you get to make some up.
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I do love a mince pie but these look interesting – will have to show the recipe to my GF friend
They look absolutely delicious and so festive!
We're not gluten free but no plenty of people who are so ill share this with them. Looks yummy x
Oh no 🙁 hope everyone gets better soon x
That's a lovely idea, as its two desserts in one. Perfect with custard on a cold Christmas Day
Thanks for stopping by Renna 🙂
I just can't do it, eat mince pies gluten free or otherwise. But lovely recipe
Hehe, I use to hate them when I was younger, love them now 🙂
These do look tasty. Yes please.
Hehe, thanks for stopping by 🙂
omg! That's so yummy! thanks God everything is allow on Christmas! haha x
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Hehe, I love Christmas for eating everything yummy 🙂
Ooooh I love the look of these and extra brownie points for the fact that they are GF!
Thanks for stopping by Talya 🙂
These looks so good!!Thanks so much for stopping by!!Hugs,Debbie
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Hi Debbie, thanks for stopping by 🙂
These look yummy, I could eat one now with some brandy butter and ice cream.
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Whoo that sounds amazing Lisa :):)
These look tasty. Going low salt this year so struggling so any suggestions?
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Hi Karen, that is a great idea. I try not to use salt if I can help it. I cut it out of nearly everything ans we don't miss it. If you make your own cakes or things like pies you can control how much you put in. I think home baking is better for low salted things 🙂 Avoid ready meal or look at the salt contains as they seam to have lots of salt in to last longer. Fresher the better. Only thing I can not cut it out of is chip shop chips 🙁
These look totally delicious and great that they are gluten free! Making me feel hungry!
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Thanks Sharon 🙂
Oh wow! This really looks a lot like xmass! I can’t wait for festive season to arrive.
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Thanks for stopping by Agata 🙂 I know, we all love Christmas.
They look amazing! Could just down one now 🙂 Love the photography too x
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Thanks Jayne 🙂 guest post x
I love that these are gluten free! I've struggled for the last 18 months to find things I love that are gluten free, these are definitely something I will try out!
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Whoo lovely, let me know how you get on 🙂
Those sound so wonderful!
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Thanks for the comment Tamar 🙂
These look so pretty and tasty, almost a shame to eat them x
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Thanks for the comment Cathy 🙂 x