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Rare Breeds Centre in Woodchurch

Catering and Conference manager Gilly Miller

Just Desserts For Pudding Lovers

There is something highly delicious going on at the Rare Breeds Centre in Woodchurch, near Ashford.

The popular visitor attraction, owned and run by the Canterbury Oast Trust, is seeing more and more people take part in the centre’s Pudding Days – a special day in the Granary Restaurant devoted to homemade puds.

Held on the first Sunday of every month, the event sees hungry diners pay £4.95 for a mouth-watering steak and kidney pudding served with vegetables, with a selection of traditional desserts available for just £1.95 each.

Catering and conference manager Gilly Miller knows just how to recapture the glorious taste of mum’s homemade cooking.

Gilly, an experienced chef, said: “We make a range of traditional home-cooked puddings, such as spotted dick, suet puddings and syrup sponge, all served with cream or custard.

“The Pudding Days are very popular and with the colder weather on the way, these comforting desserts are just the thing for keeping you warm through winter.”

The next Pudding Day will be on Sunday, November 6 from 12pm to 2.30pm, followed by Sunday, December 4. Visitors will also be able to enjoy the many attractions at the centre, which is open all year.

The Canterbury Oast Trust provides care and opportunities for adults with learning difficulties. The Rare Breeds Centre is an integral part of those opportunities, with many of residents playing important roles in the Granary Restaurant.

Money raised helps fund the centre, which has charitable status, and its pioneering work.

For more information about the Rare Breeds Centre visit www.rarebreeds.org.uk.

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