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Christmas Cake & Individual Cakes (merged)

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  • angbrads
    angbrads Posts: 655 Forumite
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    checkout www.cakebaker.co.uk for a video on how to make simple choir boys for the top of your xmas cake.

    Jamtart your cake Ace!
  • Hi Princess - it evaporates.

    Chris
  • I've decided to make 2 xmas cakes. One with brandy and one without alcohol. Is there any kind of juice that I could feed the cake with? Would this work in the same kind of way at the alcohol?
  • angbrads
    angbrads Posts: 655 Forumite
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    you can use pure orange like you would alcohol, for steeping your fruit.not sure about feeding it but it wouldn't keep as long. you could make the one wih brandy now, get feeding it and let it mature for a few weeks but the one without I'd leave til the week before you need it, or even less. its the brandy or whatever alcohol that preserves it. hth
  • Hi all, I have just iced my mini cakes, but how do you all wrap them for gifts? Do they need keeping in tin/or will a piece of card covered in foil and the cello wrapped be ok?

    We have a spare so this will be the treat for tonight ;)
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  • RoguesPlace
    RoguesPlace Posts: 10 Forumite
    edited 25 November 2009 at 8:56PM
    Hi Everyone

    I've read through this old thread and lots of people have suggested larger recipes divided up into smaller tins, but I'm trying to track down a recipe that is simply for one smaller cake.

    I work for a specialist college and our deafblind students will be making little mini-hampers to take home for their families. Obviously each student wants to make their own cake though, and that gets very difficult when you are trying to divide up bigger recipe quantities and work out cooking times.

    I know it's a year down the line from when the thread was started, but I'm still hopeful! Can anyone help?

    Thanks,
    Michelle
    :D Loving being a mum! :D
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