Contemporary art galleries always make it onto our travel itineraries. Last year:
Chihuly
Bridge of Glass in Tacoma, Washington
Museum of
Glass, Tacoma . . .
What a great room!
This year:
Since our next cruise will start in Jacksonville, I was delighted to read in Fodor’s that the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville has, in addition to 5 galleries, an “ArtExplorium, a highly interactive educational exhibit for kids”. Yay! I love it when places offer something special for Kepler as well as us!
Same goes for food!
WHEAT GERM
CUSTARD PUDDING
From
250 Best
Cobblers, Custards, Cupcakes, Bread Puddings & More by Esther Brody
3 cups fresh white bread crumbs
3 cups milk, scalded
3 tbsp butter
1/3 cup wheat germ
1 tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp nutmeg
1/8 tsp salt (or ¼ tsp if preferred)
3 eggs
1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1 tsp salt
·
Butter
casserole dish (about 9 inch diameter or 8 inch square)
·
Find
a larger dish that the casserole can stand in and be surrounded with boiling
water.
·
Whirl
bread slices in food processor to make crumbs.
·
Scald
milk in saucepan. Set aside.
·
Add
butter to scalded milk.
·
In
a large bowl, combine crumbs, milk, and butter.
Stir in wheat germ, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt. Mix well.
Let stand for 5 minutes and mix again.
·
Start
oven preheating to 350.
·
In
another large bowl, whisk eggs slightly.
·
Add
brown sugar, vanilla, and bread and mix thoroughly to blend. Set
aside for 15 minutes.
·
Bring
water to a boil in kettle.
·
Transfer
mixture to prepared casserole dish.
·
Set
casserole in larger pan and pour in hot water to a one inch depth.
·
Bake
in oven for 50 minutes.
·
Check
that pudding is set by inserting knife in middle.
·
Serve
with milk for a healthy breakfast. Or serve
with ice cream for a very nice dessert.
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