When it comes to hearty, old-fashioned British cuisine, few dishes hit the spot like a Steak and Onion Suet Pudding. Wrapped in a soft, fluffy suet crust and filled with slow-cooked beef and sweet onions in a rich gravy, this comforting pudding is a timeless classic that brings generations together around the dinner table.
A Bit of History
Suet puddings date back to the 17th century and were originally a way to make the most of inexpensive cuts of meat. Traditionally steamed rather than baked, the method allows tougher cuts to tenderize beautifully, resulting in a melt-in-the-mouth experience. Steak and kidney pudding may get more press, but for many, it’s the steak and onion version that truly feels like home.
Why It’s So Loved
Deep, meaty flavor: The slow-cooked beef develops intense flavor during a long steam.
Tender onions: Onions soften and sweeten, soaking up the meaty juices to create a luscious gravy.
Suet crust: Light yet filling, this soft pastry encases the stew like a warm blanket—rustic and rich with a unique, almost dumpling-like texture.
This dish is comfort food in its purest form—perfect for rainy days, winter evenings, or any time you need a little edible hug.
What You’ll Need
Here’s a quick rundown of the basic ingredients:
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