Japanese Fruit Cake by randyd

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      Japanese Fruit Cake
      Submitted by randyd on November 21, 2008 at 9:45 am

      DESCRIPTION
      Japanese Fruit Cake

      SUMMARY
      Yield 0 File under cakes

      INSTRUCTIONS
      Taken from the Bremen Gateway around 1930
      During the wood stove days

      3/4 cup or 3 oz.Walnuts
      3/4 cup or 3oz Pecans
      1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
      1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
      1 tablespoon flour

      Chop nuts then mix nuts, spices and the 1 tablespoons flour together and set aside.

      1 cup butter
      14.2 oz or 2 cups sugar
      4 large eggs Lightly beat each egg before adding
      12.8 oz or 3 cups soft flour
      2 teaspoons baking powder
      8.6 oz or 1 cup whole milk
      1 teaspoon vanilla

      Preheat oven to 350F
      Sift together flour, baking powder then stir and set aside
      Beat butter till light and fluffy
      Very Slowly add sugar with mixer on beat speed
      Go to cream speed and beat for about 4 minutes
      Add eggs one at the time beating one full minute after each egg
      On Sir speed, add about one-third of flour mixture, then half of milk. Stir just until blended and repeat, ending with the addition of flour.
      Stir in Vanila
      Fold in nuts by hand
      Divide between 3 greased and floured cake pans
      Bake at moderately hot oven(350F) for 20-25 minutes.
      Cool for 10 minutes
      Turnout on cooling racks and allow to cool completely

      Note:14 oz package) Used sweetened coconut but it sis very sweet may try to find frozen unsweetened.
      1 whole orange zested and sections
      1 whole lemon zested and sections
      1 big can pineapple in own juice
      2 cups sugar
      3 teaspoons cornstarch or flour
      Zest then peel, section and chop orange and lemon. Add everything to a large pot on medium heat.
      We cooked it for 30 minutes from cold start to finish on medium heat. The juice soaked into the cake perfectly.

      Ice between layers and on top letting the juice soak in.

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