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Christmas Pudding, a History
In the fourteenth century a porridge called frumenty existed that is considered one of the earliest forms of Christmas pudding. It contained a mixture of meal, breadcrumbs, mutton, raisins, wine, prunes, currants and spices all stuffed into a sausage casing and then baked enclosed inside a pastry. In the fifteenth century there was a similar dish called plum pottage, which was made from chopped beef or mutton, onions, root vegetables and dried fruits. Puddings.net: The Christmas Pudding Tradition Food Timeline: Plum PuddingChristmas Pudding Superstition
There were a number of religious superstitions surrounding the Christmas pudding. It was once believed that Christmas pudding must be made on the twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity, known as Stir-up Sunday. The superstitious also included thirteen ingredients in their Christmas puddings as a representation of Christ and his twelve disciples. Each member of the family took a turn in the stirring (with a wooden spoon from east to west in honor of the Three Wise Men,) and made a wish.Puddings.net: The Christmas Pudding Tradition-
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