Definition of suet pudding in English:

suet pudding

noun

A pudding of suet and flour, typically boiled or steamed.
（多指煮或蒸的）板油布丁
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead of fizzing and sparkling like festive champagne, a fair amount of the dialogue came across more like an overdone suet pudding.
- Over dinner at Da Vinci's, distinctly upmarket from the fish, chips and suet pudding of the old City Hotel, we discussed some implications.
- Breakfast included porridge and bread and dripping; dinners were hot suet puddings, stew and boiled fish, with hot milk and bread and margarine following for tea.
- After 30 years of urging us to cut out chips, cheeseburgers, pizzas, deep-fried onion rings, suet puddings, and other food ‘horrors’ and to fill up instead on pasta, bread and cereal, they have begun to have doubts.
- Our once famously awful British food has been transformed: pizza and panini are on sale at every corner, while you must hunt to find a suet pudding or a spotted dick.
- Then he would come home, and Saturday lunch would be some kind of special event, which included, as its invariable dessert, suet pudding with golden syrup and custard.
- Pond pudding is a lemony suet pudding and has mythical status for me.
- Theatres are commercial enterprises too and sometimes about as likely to take a risk as a suet pudding.
- There were none of the nice cups of tea, homey suet puddings, or red pillar-boxes that Orwell later relied on to communicate his identification with the English people.
- And instead of the food she loves she'll be served with spam fritters, suet pudding and stewed prunes.
- For wartime children, it might be lumpy mashed potatoes with margarine; later pupils fondly recall suet puddings and pink custard; and the children featured on Jamie Oliver's programme will never forget those turkey twizzlers.
- She describes how in farmhouse kitchens in Essex and Suffolk, her part of England, a suet pudding was usually boiled in a cloth in a long roly-poly shape and cut into slices a short while before the roasted meat was ready.
- Contemplate it mid-February, however, and it's a different story; suet puddings only make sense when the wind is howling and the rain is lashing against the windows.
- Then the fun memories began, of the suet puddings for lunch, the bread fights and the secret reading of forbidden books, like the newly published Lady Chatterley's Lover.
- This resulted in the first ‘stew’ coming out of the pressure cooker as one massive suet pudding that was perfectly cylindrical and stood about a foot high on the plate.
- For now, it sits, stolid and indigestible, like an over-indulgence in suet pudding, yielding little other than a vague feeling of discomfort.
- A babby's yead is a suet pudding, so named because the smooth pastry looks like a baby's head.
- We never even got to dessert - and I'd made a lovely suet pudding as well.

词汇	suet pudding
释义	Definition of suet pudding in English: suet pudding noun A pudding of suet and flour, typically boiled or steamed. （多指煮或蒸的）板油布丁 Example sentencesExamples Instead of fizzing and sparkling like festive champagne, a fair amount of the dialogue came across more like an overdone suet pudding. Over dinner at Da Vinci's, distinctly upmarket from the fish, chips and suet pudding of the old City Hotel, we discussed some implications. Breakfast included porridge and bread and dripping; dinners were hot suet puddings, stew and boiled fish, with hot milk and bread and margarine following for tea. After 30 years of urging us to cut out chips, cheeseburgers, pizzas, deep-fried onion rings, suet puddings, and other food ‘horrors’ and to fill up instead on pasta, bread and cereal, they have begun to have doubts. Our once famously awful British food has been transformed: pizza and panini are on sale at every corner, while you must hunt to find a suet pudding or a spotted dick. Then he would come home, and Saturday lunch would be some kind of special event, which included, as its invariable dessert, suet pudding with golden syrup and custard. Pond pudding is a lemony suet pudding and has mythical status for me. Theatres are commercial enterprises too and sometimes about as likely to take a risk as a suet pudding. There were none of the nice cups of tea, homey suet puddings, or red pillar-boxes that Orwell later relied on to communicate his identification with the English people. And instead of the food she loves she'll be served with spam fritters, suet pudding and stewed prunes. For wartime children, it might be lumpy mashed potatoes with margarine; later pupils fondly recall suet puddings and pink custard; and the children featured on Jamie Oliver's programme will never forget those turkey twizzlers. She describes how in farmhouse kitchens in Essex and Suffolk, her part of England, a suet pudding was usually boiled in a cloth in a long roly-poly shape and cut into slices a short while before the roasted meat was ready. Contemplate it mid-February, however, and it's a different story; suet puddings only make sense when the wind is howling and the rain is lashing against the windows. Then the fun memories began, of the suet puddings for lunch, the bread fights and the secret reading of forbidden books, like the newly published Lady Chatterley's Lover. This resulted in the first ‘stew’ coming out of the pressure cooker as one massive suet pudding that was perfectly cylindrical and stood about a foot high on the plate. For now, it sits, stolid and indigestible, like an over-indulgence in suet pudding, yielding little other than a vague feeling of discomfort. A babby's yead is a suet pudding, so named because the smooth pastry looks like a baby's head. We never even got to dessert - and I'd made a lovely suet pudding as well.
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