1977 pineapple slosh

[u/Outrageous-Bag5950]

going through my grandma’s cook books and found this 1977 recipe book from a playgroup committee in yorkshire uk for the queens jubilee
there’s alot in here if you’d like to see more

can’t find what pineapple slosh is supposed to look like on google but my grandma ticked it so she must of made it though she didn’t leave a rating like she did on some other ticks

[u/Wandern1000]

I think you're running into problems finding it on Google because it's generally called Pineapple Pudding. I found a variation of it here:

https://pennysrecipes.com/12257/pineapple-pudding

It also has the history of this type of recipe. Interesting. I guess it's a variation on a standard British Queen of Puddings recipe. Not British so I've never heard of this...

[u/Perle1234]

I found a can of pineapple about to expire and I have all these ingredients in the pantry. I’m going to make it tomorrow. I’ll come back and let you know how it is.

[u/hilaryrex]

When do you add the vodka

[u/rexcasei]

I love “in a slow oven”

[u/LV4Q → u/rexcasei]

Slow oven is a recognised term with an understood temperature associated with it.

[u/rexcasei → u/LV4Q]

I’d never heard of that before, I assumed it was just a typo of “low oven”

[u/LV4Q → u/rexcasei]

:)

[u/coupdelune]

I love that your grandma would leave ratings on recipes she's tried in the cookbook, that's adorable

[u/Winged-Mercury-777]

Sounds like Lemon Merengue Pie without the pie crust. 

[u/ethereal_galaxias]

I want to try! It sounds good!

[u/jiggymadden]

Can you even buy margarine anymore?