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| | Hot puddings: comfort puddings |
 | | The eighteenth-century monarch, George I (known as Pudding George or the Pudding King hence the nursery rhyme Georgy-Porgy), was particularly partial to the boiled variety. |
 | | The sweet British pudding had its heyday in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and enjoyed immense popularity in Victorian times Queen Victoria, herself, was a great fan. |
 | | Once youve mixed the ingredients together and put the pudding on to steam, it requires very little attention, and wont be ruined by a dinner party thats run an hour late. |
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