RE FRIENDSHIP CAKE

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adnil258
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RE FRIENDSHIP CAKE

Post: # 193839Post adnil258 »

After searching the internet i came across the freindship cake recipe . this brought back lovely memories of 20 years ago when i made it regular .But back then i was given the starter mix .
Now ive had to start from the begining so could someone tell me from what day i start after making the mix and leaving it for the first 2 days ....will it be DAY 3?? as the recipe states that IF THE MIXTURE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO YOU start on day 1

I HOPE THIS MAKES SENSE THANKYOUFOR READING

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Post: # 193841Post battybird »

Hi I dont know if it is the same recipe (mine had yeast??) but the one I had was left for 5 days (2days left then three days after) does that make sense?? Cannot find the recipe now though!! Good luck
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Re: RE FRIENDSHIP CAKE

Post: # 193846Post adnil258 »

this is the recipe

Use a large mixing bowl

1 cup (250g/8oz) SR flour
1 cup (300g/10 fl oz or half pint) milk
1/2 cup (125g/4 oz)sugar
2 tsp dried active yeast

NB. I normally use a normal mug

Mix all together then leave 2 days

Continue as below

IF MIXTURE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO YOU

Day 1 - Place in a large mixing bowl and cover with a tea towel
Day 2 - Leave well alone
Day 3 - FEED - 1 cup (250g/8oz) SR flour
1 cup(300g/10 fl oz/half pint) milk
1/2 cup (125g/4 oz) sugar
stir and cover
Day 4 - Stir and cover
Day 5 - Stir and cover
Day 6 - Divide into 3 parts, give 1 or 2 away
Day 7 - ADD to 1 part - 2 cups (500g/8oz) SR flour
3/4 cup (180mls/5ish fl oz)Vegetable Oil
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp mixed spice
2 beaten eggs
1 cup(250g/4oz) sugar

Mix well and bake in 2lb (1kg) loaf tin 11/2 - 2 hours

Gas 2
250 -300 F
140 C

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Post: # 195379Post Millymollymandy »

Hopefully this thread might help you as there was a discussion about it a few months ago.

http://www.selfsufficientish.com/forum/ ... 28&t=18149
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http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/

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Post: # 195388Post becks77 »

I was just given a freindship cake mix yesterday, its a yeast one so am hoping it will turn out like a panetone type, if anyone would like a portion of the mixture you are welcome and I can send some, just let me know :icon_smile:
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Post: # 195530Post *stuffed* »

This has brought back memories :flower: Might get one of these going.

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Re: RE FRIENDSHIP CAKE

Post: # 195627Post adnil258 »

Hi i have now made 2 of these yummy cakes
1 with dried fruit and 1 with fruit and chopped nuts
very moreish
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