![]() Bake it in the preheated oven at 180 C for 30-35 minutes or toothpick inserted comes out clean. Now add the reserved dry fruits mixture, mix well and pour it into the greased baking pan. Now add one egg at a time and mix that also, add the juice and zest of the orange and give it a mix.Īdd the flour, baking powder and cocoa powder, whisk it well. In another bowl add the remaining butter and powdered sugar, using whisk mix it well. In a mixer jar or blender add the remaining sugar along with star anise, clove, and cinnamon, blend it well. Add the prepared caramel over the dry fruits, mix well and set it aside. Ingredients:- All purpose flour/maidaĪdd half of the sugar in a non-stick pan and place it on the medium flame, mix occasionally once the sugar turns into golden color add half of the butter and milk, whisk well and the caramel is ready. You can easily double the recipe and it works like a charm. The cake is non-alcoholic, replace the eggs with milk for an eggless version. It’s perfect for the Christmas or any other occasion. ![]() Sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve.Ĭake will last, well wrapped at room temperature, for up to 3 days.Plumcake or fruitcake is cake with rich in dehydrated fruits and nuts. Remove from the oven and allow to cool in the pan for 10 minutes before inverting onto a wire rack to cool completely. Bake for 30-35 minutes, or until a cake tester inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. ![]() Stir in chocolate chunks and cocoa nibs, if using. In a medium bowl, whisk together coffee, oil, and vanilla.Īdd the wet ingredients, all at once to the dry ingredients and whisk until just combined. ![]() In a large bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa powder, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. Grease a 9-inch bundt pan with vegetable shortening and dust with cocoa powder. Place rack in the center of the oven and preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Small handful of chocolate chunks and/or cocoa nibs (optional) It combats the impulsive sweet tooth, the accidental grumpies, and the Sunday Panic. It’s always super comforting when we can turn what’s in our pantry into a warm, moist, flavorful chocolate treat without softening butter, cracking eggs, or running to the store. When the cake comes out of the pan, there will be no white flour powder! Just chocolate. Want to know a trick? Grease a bundt pan with vegetable shortening and… instead of dusting it with flour, try cocoa powder! I added dark chocolate chunks and cocoa nibs because they were lingering in my pantry. If you have cocoa powder and vegetable oil… this cake is yours! The Sunday Panics aren’t easy to combat… and a trip to the store is not going to calm our nerves. It’s designed to be made with ingredients you already have in your kitchen. When all else fails… try bourbon in the shower and an early bedtime. Enjoy cake during a several hour marathon of Grey’s Anatomy or Downton Abbey. Make the to-do list for the week, then set it aside to rest until Monday morning. I’ve developed a cure for the Sunday Panics. The Sunday Panics are most often characterized by: afternoon over-caffeination, tremendous amounts of NOT quality time spent on Twitter, a kitchen full of dirty dishes, a lengthy and daunting weekly to-do list, a fair amount of brain worry, possible nail biting, an intense desire for take-out Chinese food, and low motivation coupled with nagging laziness guilt. Do you get the Sunday Panics? Let me describe the symptoms and you can tell me whether or not I’m a strangebird, or if you relate.
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