Bread pudding may sound like an old-fashioned dessert, but Ina Garten’s recipe proves that there’s nothing outdated about these flavors. Using fluffy and buttery brioche bread as the base and adding ...

I am reluctant to use this recipe title because I didn't use brioche or any kind of stale bread. I used challah. But, despite my total recipe interference, it turned out great. It looks pretty too, ...

Slice and butter the slices of brioche, then stack and slice on the diagonal to make triangles. Overlap triangles in a greased large Pyrex pan (or other oven-proof baking dish.) Combine the spices, ...

I recently received a letter inquiring whether or not I could get a recipe for the chocolate bread pudding that was served at the Grand Lux Cafe several years ago. The restaurant at the Beverly Center ...

Mindy Segal is the pastry chef, restaurateur, and cookbook author behind Mindy's HotChocolate in Chicago. She's the 2012 James Beard Award winner for Outstanding Pastry Chef, wrote bestseller Cookie ...

5 cups brioche or challah torn into 1-inch pieces 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter an 8-inch ovenproof casserole with 1 teaspoon of the butter. Place a sauté pan over medium heat and add 1 ...

A rich, custardy bread pudding made with brioche, warm dates, and a silky homemade toffee sauce, this cozy dessert blends the best parts of sticky toffee pudding and classic bread pudding into one ...

Call me crazy, but I am not a fan of ho-hum pumpkin pie. I want a Thanksgiving sweet that’s a bit more soul-satisfying, so I created this recipe. Most people are delighted to have another pumpkin ...

Sure, pumpkin pie, fruitcake, and gingerbread are quintessential holiday sweets. But there’s another classic dessert that evokes the warm, cozy spirit of the season: bread pudding. Gourmet bread ...

During the holidays, I had dinner with friends at Café des Artistes. Among the desserts we ordered was a chocolate bread pudding with peanut butter sauce, which was everyone’s absolute favorite. I’d ...

1. In a large heavy-bottom pan, bring the cream, milk and vanilla to a strong simmer. While the liquids are heating, combine the egg yolks and sugar in a large bowl and whisk well to combine. 2.

Around the holidays, expert baker Eli Zabar uses rich brioche bread for this incredibly simple, shuffle-like bread pudding. Zabar likes to serve it with his favorite jam or stewed seasonal fruit, but ...