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can I do anything with this stale cake?
lynzpower
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yesterday I made black saturns simple fruit cake and for once I didnt eat it all the same day! I have however managed to leave it out overnight on the kitchen side & its become stale and slightly hard
Is there anyway I can salvage it or turn it into something else? Or is it fit for the bin ?
yesterday I made black saturns simple fruit cake and for once I didnt eat it all the same day! I have however managed to leave it out overnight on the kitchen side & its become stale and slightly hard
Is there anyway I can salvage it or turn it into something else? Or is it fit for the bin ?
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Whack in in the mocrowave for about 30 seconds and cover it in custard or ice cream and eat yum yum!Lydia
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Hi, Lynz! I warm up my muffins for 30 sec in the microwave, but you then need to eat immediately, or they'll go staler and inedible. Alternatively, make into a tiramisu thingy, or trifle if this is your thing. I might freeze it for making into a pudding later, but with your imminent move, this might not be convenient.
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Cut it into thin slices and use alternately with slices of bread to make a yummy bread pudding. (Even nicer if you spread the bread with marmalade first!)
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Crumble up the cake and take a small amount and roll into small balls (use a tiny amount of sherry/brandy if too dry) and pop onto a tray for 30mins to set. Then dip into melted chocolate, yummy!Our days are happier when we give people a bit of our heart rather than a piece of our mind.
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I've found some stale-ish sultana buns in the freezer. Thought I might make Tipsy Cake. Anyone else have any ideas for stale cake?
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I can't think of anything else except tipsy cake, or trifle as we call it:D
You could try soaking it in strong sweet coffee and covering with whipped cream. Not sure the sultanas would work with coffee?0 -
thriftlady wrote: »I can't think of anything else except tipsy cake, or trifle as we call it
So it is, and I've not even started on the sherry 
In my defence I've never made trifle and don't much like it. Maybe I'll prefer Tipsy Cake :rotfl:
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What's stale cake?
I don't understand - cake's lucky to get cold, never mind stale! If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0
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