| Heat oven to 350
degrees |
| Grease & flour
13x9x2" pan |
| Measure all ingredients into
large mixing bowl |
| Blend 1/2 minute on low
speed, scraping bowl constantly |
| Beat 3 minutes on high speed,
scraping occasionally |
| Pour into pan |
| Sprinkle 1 pound brown sugar
over top |
| Then spoon 1 pint sour cream
evenly over top |
| Bake at 350
degrees for about 45
minutes, until browned |
| While still hot, scrape into
bowl and stir |
| Eat as pudding
| Comment: This is
really good! My mother-in-law, Granny Spradley, made
this in the 1920's & 1930's for her large family. She was
the mother of
ten children. I was her second daughter-in-law. I raised
nine children
and made this all their lives. I still make it and my children
make it
for their families. This was devised when every farmer had
plenty of
fresh eggs, and no one worried about cholesterol, and everyone had
plenty
of milk and cream from the family cow. Granny just poured her
cream over
the top of the brown sugar, but the modern sour cream is much thicker,
so
it has to be spooned evenly.
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