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Published 1975
This unusual nineteenth-century recipe gives a very light cake mixture which just supports the chopped fruit. Ice with royal icing. The quantities given make a cake of about
Chop all the fruit fairly finely, as the cake is very light and it would otherwise sink. Cream the butter and sugar very thoroughly, then beat in the egg yolks and the flavourings. Add the flour to the mixture, a little at a time, alternating it with handfuls of the fruit. Beat well after each addition. The baking powder should be sifted in with the last spoonful of flour. Then whip the egg whi