Brush cake with a little whiskey or brandy and apply the ready to roll as per the almond paste above. Alternatively, spread cake with the instant royal icing and use the back of a spoon to raise the icing to give a snow effect! Christmas Cake Cook Time: 3 hours What you need 225g/8oz Odlums Cream Plain Flour (sieved) 175g/6oz Butter or Margarine 225g/8oz Shamrock Dark Muscovado Sugar 350g packet Shamrock Sultanas 350g packet Shamrock Fruit Mix 100g tub Shamrock Cherries 100g packet Shamrock Chopped Almonds 100g packet Shamrock Ground Almonds 3 large Eggs Rind and.
Ever wondered how to marzipan and ice your Christmas cake? Hopefully this video will give you some tips. Get the recipe http://bit.ly/2hocK4d. This is our simple Christmas Cake recipe as demonstrated by Catherine Leyden.
You can see the full recipe here https://www.odlums.ie/recipes/simple. Leave cake in the tin until cold. To decorate: Brush with heated jam or honey and cover with almond paste or marzipan.
Leave for 24 hours to "set". Brush almond paste or marzipan with a little alcohol and cover with ready to roll icing. Decorate as liked.
For more great Christmas Recipes from Odlums tryour°Classic Christmas Recipes book. A delicious and simple cake to prepare for Christmas. Brush with heated jam or honey and cover with marzipan.
Leave for 24 hours to set. Brush marzipan with a little alcohol and cover with icing. Catherine Leyden from Odlums bakes a Simple Christmas Cake to get everyone in the festive mood.
What you need Cake: 300 g Odlums cream plain flour 2 tsp baking powder 1/4 tsp salt Zest of 3. Claire Keegan's Christmas Cake Claire Keegan suggests serving Odlum's Christmas Cake, the dried fruit and almond cake mentioned in her novel SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE, for a book club discussion. Recipe adapted from Odlum's (www.odlums.ie).
Leave to cool. 4. Whisk the cream until stiff.
Remove the paper from the cake, spread the cream and carefully roll up again into a log. 5. Make the icing by beating butter, sugar and cocoa powder together until smooth.
Once this is done spread the icing over the outside of the log. 6. Use a fork to mark the icing to give the effect of tree bark.