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Christmas Baking
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thanks very much scardey_cat and glpark01, I'm going to get cracking on it next week!I want a perfect body, I want a perfect soul, I want you to notice when I'm not around[/SIZE][/FONT][/B]0
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I like a really boozy christmas cake! So I soak my mixed fruit in cointreau for a few days, I am sure whiskey and Brandy would work equally as well. When it is soaked the fruit is lovely and plump and find I only have to 'feed' the cake occasionaly as it stays really moist from the fruit soaking.
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Check out the Chocolate Ckare recipe by Sethsgran, scroll down, thats me. My family love this and the recipe is so easy that my children were making this for me from about 9yrs old. Been using this recipe about 14 years... http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=465974&highlight=chocolate+cake+sethsgranNothing Changes if Nothing Changes0
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scaredy_cat wrote: »i make my christmas cake form Delia's Online recipe! Last year i made one in Nov, fed it with whiskey for a few weeks and i was going to marzipan and ice it as a present for a friend. I didn't get round to doing that or giving it to her til March, and she said it was fab!! it had matured and kept moist all that time in the tin!
Made mine a few weeks ago (never done one so early).Got fruit soaking in brandy ready to bake another one tomorrow.0 -
Another CC made 2 weeks ago here.
Have fed it twice now.
Last year I used a pint bottle of brandy - hic!It's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0 -
Duplicate postIt's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0
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I found this recipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/richchristmaspudding_8935.shtml but it looks really complicated and has a hell of alot of ingrediants lolQuidco £875.12:money:Topcashback £267.26:money:iPoints 12604pts:beer:Pigsbck 800pts;)Cashle $16.09:TKudosnetwork £50 Amazon:eek: FreebieJeebies £30 Amazon:rolleyes:BingoPort £30 Amazon:j, Lightspeed £15 Amazon Voucher:money:, ConsumerPulse £100 Argos :cool:Valued Opinions £10 Argos:p, MySurvey 1490 Nectar Points:money:Updated 28/04/20090
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if it helps, there's one here that i do almost every year (the years i don't, its cos we've one left over from the previous year). very easy to do, and cos i've made it so often, i can answer questions about it if necessary. It can be steamed the regular way, in a pressure cooker or in a slow cooker. Feel free to either pm me here or on the blog, or even via the contact form, and i'll try to help!
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check out the free leaflets that Sainsburys are doing on their cake ingredients section as there is a fab one for xmas cake. there is also a coupon for money off sugar.....0
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if it helps, there's one here that i do almost every year (the years i don't, its cos we've one left over from the previous year). very easy to do, and cos i've made it so often, i can answer questions about it if necessary. It can be steamed the regular way, in a pressure cooker or in a slow cooker. Feel free to either pm me here or on the blog, or even via the contact form, and i'll try to help!
keth
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Thats great, but i dont have a microwave lol (threw it out) or a pressure cooker
i do have a steamer and a slow cooker thoughQuidco £875.12:money:Topcashback £267.26:money:iPoints 12604pts:beer:Pigsbck 800pts;)Cashle $16.09:TKudosnetwork £50 Amazon:eek: FreebieJeebies £30 Amazon:rolleyes:BingoPort £30 Amazon:j, Lightspeed £15 Amazon Voucher:money:, ConsumerPulse £100 Argos :cool:Valued Opinions £10 Argos:p, MySurvey 1490 Nectar Points:money:Updated 28/04/20090
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