Delectable Light Fruitcake
The holidays is near and soon enough people are anticipating what Christmas goodies are now on the shelves of bakeshops. In many parts of the globe, fruitcake is normally served during Christmas season. However, not all fruitcakes are really the same. There are two kinds of fruitcakes: Light Fruitcake This is known as light because the fruitcake ingredient in the recipe calls for granulated sugar, light corn syrup, almonds, golden raisins, pineapple, apricots, etc.
Dark fruitcake ingredient like molasses or brown sugar is used here. Fruits which are dark in color such as raisins, prunes, dates, cherries, pecan and walnuts are also typically used as fruitcake ingredient.
If you prefer a light fruitcake, try the following recipe and make your own delectably light fruitcake.
Ingredients
10 oz self raising flour 5 oz butter
5 oz sugar (use white sugar for a light fruitcake)
1 desert spoon golden syrup
2 table spoons of ground almonds
1 lb dried fruit (sultanas, raisins, currants, mixed peel and cherries)
grated rind of one small lemon
2 eggs
Little milk
Begin by preheating the oven to 160 C. Line a an 8 inch baking pan with grease paper. In a large bowl, mix the fat, flour and sugar. Use your finger tips to do this until the mixture looks like bread crumbs. Add the mixed spice, dried fruit, lemon rind and ground almonds. Make sure they are properly distributed in the mixture. Put the eggs and syrup plus a dash of milk. Balance the stiffness to the point that the wooden spoon can still go through the mixture. Place the cake mix into the lined pan you have prepared before. Spread it thinly using a spatula. Baking time is normally 1 hr and 15 minutes. However, you can place the cake into a skewer to see if the cake is done. Once the skewer is clean and there is no hissing sound in the cake, its time to cool it. If not, bring back the cake in the oven and bake for another 10 minutes. Once its really done, let the cake cool in the tin for a few hours. Its now time to enjoy the light fruitcake you have baked.
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The holidays is near and soon enough people are anticipating what Christmas goodies are now on the shelves of bakeshops. In many parts of the globe, fruitcake is normally served during Christmas season. However, not all fruitcakes are really the same. There are two kinds of fruitcakes: Light Fruitcake This is known as light because the fruitcake ingredient in the recipe calls for granulated sugar, light corn syrup, almonds, golden raisins, pineapple, apricots, etc.
Dark fruitcake ingredient like molasses or brown sugar is used here. Fruits which are dark in color such as raisins, prunes, dates, cherries, pecan and walnuts are also typically used as fruitcake ingredient.
If you prefer a light fruitcake, try the following recipe and make your own delectably light fruitcake.
Ingredients
10 oz self raising flour 5 oz butter
5 oz sugar (use white sugar for a light fruitcake)
1 desert spoon golden syrup
2 table spoons of ground almonds
1 lb dried fruit (sultanas, raisins, currants, mixed peel and cherries)
grated rind of one small lemon
2 eggs
Little milk
Begin by preheating the oven to 160 C. Line a an 8 inch baking pan with grease paper. In a large bowl, mix the fat, flour and sugar. Use your finger tips to do this until the mixture looks like bread crumbs. Add the mixed spice, dried fruit, lemon rind and ground almonds. Make sure they are properly distributed in the mixture. Put the eggs and syrup plus a dash of milk. Balance the stiffness to the point that the wooden spoon can still go through the mixture. Place the cake mix into the lined pan you have prepared before. Spread it thinly using a spatula. Baking time is normally 1 hr and 15 minutes. However, you can place the cake into a skewer to see if the cake is done. Once the skewer is clean and there is no hissing sound in the cake, its time to cool it. If not, bring back the cake in the oven and bake for another 10 minutes. Once its really done, let the cake cool in the tin for a few hours. Its now time to enjoy the light fruitcake you have baked.
More Here At Cake Tips
Filed Under: Fruitcake Tips Tagged with light fruitcake
Browse Cakes
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Most Popular Cake Tips
The Humble Beginnings of the Christmas Fruitcake
Things You Must Know About Fruitcake Ingredient
Create Your Own Wedding Fruit Cake in Ten Steps
How to Create a Delectable Light Fruitcake
Delicious and Easy to Make Rum Fruit Cake

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