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Lidl,s pabdoro cake any serving suggestions.
artydoll
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Just bought at lidls ,large Pandoro sponge cake ,only bought as was reduced.never had this before,but my OH fancied the look of it. 
:D:D
Its like a madeira cake to look at,comes with 2 sachets of what looks like icing sugar to sprinkle on it,tastes quite vanillary..
Anyone have any serving suggestions as its quite a large cake ,can I freeze it ?
thanks :T:T
:D:DIts like a madeira cake to look at,comes with 2 sachets of what looks like icing sugar to sprinkle on it,tastes quite vanillary..
Anyone have any serving suggestions as its quite a large cake ,can I freeze it ?
thanks :T:T
Earnings £245 in 2014:T thanks to swagbucks
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you could make a trifle?0
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Could I use in bread pudding ?Earnings £245 in 2014:T thanks to swagbucks0
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the bakers used to make this cake that was slices of sponge cake and jam and lurid colouring in a pastry case and sliced up.. think it had some sort of wine, juice or liquid in it to hold it together... like a traybake. i am sure they used to call it paradise slice but i cant find a recipe for it...0
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Is this Russian slab or Russian slice? We used to buy it at Thomas the Bakers in York many years ago. It was nice!0
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Slighty warm it, and eat it with coffee. Delicious
It's also lovely toasted. Or you could maybe make it into a Nigella-esqe 'plate trifle'. 0 -
russian slice is not quite like the one i was thinking of, but it looks good...0
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Make bread and butter pudding with it... it's lush!
Toasted also gets my vote.Well behaved women rarely make history.0 -
Thanks for your ideas,though theres not much left now ,my OH loves it.Earnings £245 in 2014:T thanks to swagbucks0
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Here you go http://italianfood.about.com/od/cakespies/r/blr1423.htm and 4 th one down looks good http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/4718370
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