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18 slices
Easy
By Roger Pizey
Published 2013
This traditional Scottish sweetmeat is usually associated with Hogmanay or New Year in Scotland and is generally accompanied with a ‘wee tot’ of whisky. It is different to most fruit cakes in that the fruity mixture is baked in its own pastry case. The taste improves when left a few weeks to mature so you can appreciate it well into January.
