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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 12115921)
I don't think home made baked goods travel so well as commercial ones....
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Re: Stollen
Panettone is where it's at. Miles better than Stollen or other festive concoctions. Coincidentally, just purchased a big one and little one today.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 12116342)
Panettone is where it's at. Miles better than Stollen or other festive concoctions. Coincidentally, just purchased a big one and little one today.
My Gran used to make great fruit cakes ( not the gelatinous crap called "fruit cake" here). Gran rocked. :) |
Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12116348)
I was unfamiliar with that until now. Google tells me I may need to try one. ....
.... My Gran used to make great fruit cakes. .... Gran rocked. ..... |
Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12116348)
My Gran used to make great fruit cakes ( not the gelatinous crap called "fruit cake" here). Gran rocked. :)
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 12116389)
Fruit cake should have lots of fruit and just enough cake to fill in the gaps. Not the other way around. Then a good layer of marzipan, then just a sufficiency of icing that isn't so hard that a trip to the dentist ensues.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 12116389)
Fruit cake should have lots of fruit and just enough cake to fill in the gaps. Not the other way around. Then a good layer of marzipan, then just a sufficiency of icing that isn't so hard that a trip to the dentist ensues.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 12118526)
I agree about the fruit to cake ratio but...leave it plain. No marzipan, no icing. Just good old fashioned heavy, moist fruit cake.:thumbup:
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12118581)
Wouldn't that just be a pudding? Minus several gallons of brandy of course.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 12116389)
Fruit cake should have lots of fruit and just enough cake to fill in the gaps. Not the other way around. Then a good layer of marzipan, then just a sufficiency of icing that isn't so hard that a trip to the dentist ensues.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by joto
(Post 12118613)
Don't forget to soak the fruit in brandy, rum or another booze for a few days before mixing, and after it's been baked, before putting marzipan on, poke some holes in it with a skewer and drop more booze down the holes. Add a teaspoon of glycerin to the royal icing, and it won't become too hard. I usually make a Christmas cake most years, but not this year. I'm partial to (good)Christmas cake, like Nutek is to any cake.
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 12118526)
I agree about the fruit to cake ratio but...leave it plain. No marzipan, no icing. Just good old fashioned heavy, moist fruit cake. ....
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 12118526)
I agree about the fruit to cake ratio but...leave it plain. No marzipan, no icing. Just good old fashioned heavy, moist fruit cake.:thumbup:
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 12118669)
FIFY :rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Re: Stollen
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 12118526)
I agree about the fruit to cake ratio but...leave it plain. No marzipan, no icing. Just good old fashioned heavy, moist fruit cake.:thumbup:
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