A Boiled Food Cake Recipe Specially for Christmas

Agnes Chin By Agnes Chin, 4th Dec 2010 | Follow this author | RSS Feed | Short URL http://nut.bz/3bsjzre./
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The simplest method I have ever come across in making a fruit cake. Love it. A recipe perfect for Christmas and New Year for the whole family and friends to enjoy in this season.

The boiled fruit cake recipe and instructions

Before I tried my hands on making this fruit cake, I did not believe it could be so easy. By just following this recipe you wouldn't go wrong but a nice fruit cake for you to enjoy this Christmas. I simply love this fruit cake; it is so easy to make and totally yummy.

Ingredients:

* 2 cups Water
* 210g Butter
* 20g Brown sugar
* 300g Raisins
* 300g Mixed fruits
* 2 tsp Mixed spice
* 1½ tsp Bicarbonate of soda
* 2 ⅔ cups Flour (sieved)
* 5 Eggs (beaten)

Baking accessories:

* 3 Aluminium containers (lined)

Method:

1. Boil the ingredients (a – f) in a pot for 10 minutes with low to medium fire. Add in 1½ tsp bicarbonate of soda to the mixture and turn the fire to slow; cook a little while, off fire and let cool.

2. Add in 2 ⅔ cups of flour and 5 beaten eggs alternatively into the boiled mixture

3. Transfer the mixture into 3 lined aluminium containers with ½ full. Bake for 35 minutes at 180º C.

4. Take the baked fruit cakes out and let cool

Perfect to be served with a cup of coffee or tea, even a glass of wine on special occasions. Yummy…:Q

Tags

Boiled Fruit Cake Recipe, Easy Fruit Cake Recipe, Fruit Cake, Fruit Cake For Christmas, Home Made Fruit Cake, Simple Fruit Cake Recipe

Meet the author

author avatar Agnes Chin
A full time working mum of 2 kids who love blogging, read, bake, write and share my findings whenever I can. I appreciate to receive you comment and feedbacks on my articles.

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author avatar Denise O
4th Dec 2010 (#)

I have never tried this way of coooking a cake.
Sounds lovely and great for Christmas.
Thank you for sharing.:)

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author avatar Agnes Chin
4th Dec 2010 (#)

It's a recipe given to me by my dear cousin a couple of years ago. I love it ever since.

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