Ok am late in posting this, Christmas is over and you all
must have been done with eating fruit cakes for this year. But still I wanted
to post this because this cake has been sitting patiently for an year in my
draft and I kept promising that soon it will get its time of glory before
Christmas. But Christmas came and go and for various reason I was not able to
bake or post a single thing Christmas-y this year. The reason lies in a long
story which isn't so good or so bad either, but this definitely is not the
time to share. Rather let me share
this recipe before my draft folder makes a plan with my laptop and decides to melt away in oblivion.
I made this cake last year with sugar spice and all things
nice and it tasted heavenly (if I could say so myself). Somehow the brandy
soaked fruits and nuts, spices and loads of candied and fresh gingers uplifted
the taste to a different notch. So while I figure out some issues and keep on
dreaming of a slice of this super moist crumbly cake you decide whether you
wanna wait another year for a bite of this.
Traditional Plum Cake (with ginger)
(makes one 8” and one 4” cakes)
Please mail me to ahomemakersdiary@yahoo.in for the recipe. Thanks for understanding.
Please mail me to ahomemakersdiary@yahoo.in for the recipe. Thanks for understanding.
Serve at room temperature. Like any other fruit cake this
tastes best when rested at least for 24 hours.
You can also dust the top with powdered sugar.
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Hope you had a fun filled Christmas,plum cake looks so yummy, beautiful texture.
ReplyDeleteplum cake looks awesome.. nice clicks too..
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to eat this cake.
ReplyDeleteThe very first thing which I love in plum cake is the colour. I am drooling. Leave the things apart. enjoy the cake. It is not about when u are posting. it is only about recipe, recipe and recipe, which will make u to forget all.
ReplyDeleteBelated Christmas wishes to you and your family.The plum cake looks great.I am always a great fan of your recipes and photography.Keep the good work going.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cake, a yr to post this??? gosh but it looks so moist, and love the last click :)
ReplyDeleteThat sure looks good, Sayantani! Hope you're doing good-- have a very happy new year and may all issues melt away! :)
ReplyDeleteLoved the clicks there :) And perfect looking cake!!
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Oh so good, delicious plum cake. Merry Christmas to you and family!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my most favorite holiday treat, everything elese comes only after plum cake ;) Happy holidays S !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous clicks and tempting plum cake.
ReplyDeleteSatyani, plum cake looks delicious. I love them too. Thanks for sharing with favorite recipes: Christmas event.
ReplyDeletewow this looks so good...
ReplyDeleteCake looks superb...Hope you had a wonderful X'mas..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks and an awesome cake. Would love a bite
ReplyDeleteperfectly loking plum cake.. exact replica of bakery made.. yumm
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delicious cake, Sayantani!! Great snaps!! I would love it if you would visit my blog at-http://www.rita-bose-cooking.com/
ReplyDeleteperfectly done for the perfect holiday!
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Delicious cake. Looks yum. Love the pics as usaul.
ReplyDeleteHow could you be so patient with the cake in your draft!! The plum cake looks so awesome!! I too am backseated with baking this festive season with so many things happening, guests at home and now my son's assessments for his GCSE coming up...I think I will have to bid adieu to regular blog posting..till then your posts will keep my spirits kindled!!
ReplyDeleteNever get bored of this cake, you are pulling me to make some again Sayantani, hope you had a wonderful xmas celebration there.
ReplyDeleteBtw regarding ur q'n about the candied orange peels,i chopped them that much fine dear, i didnt grated them.
Lovely plum cake. Hope you had a great Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYummy and inviting.
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Glad, if you stop by mine too.
You know something my sugar cookies also waited for 365 days to see the daylight :-p It happens ...But your cake is looking so wonderful with all the buts..And beautifully taken also..Merry Christmas and wish you good health dear.
ReplyDeleteNothing like a bite of our traditional plum cake! Yummy!!
ReplyDeletelove the cake.it looks moist and plup
ReplyDeleteI just found you, just today, and this place you’ve made is beautiful! thank you for sharing. I’m looking forward to tucking up in bed with your archives :)
ReplyDeleteI love trawling for ideas – it has the benefit of lovely photos which i can drool at.
First time here, and love your blog and happily following it..
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