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Default fig cake

Thanks so much for the replies - I'll bet it will even taste better this
way! )
"Wendy" > wrote in message
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> that's what I'd do. Cheesecloth soaked in brandy or maybe even cointreau?
> Then wrapped in foil. wendy
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> > Hi -
> > I recently purchased fig cake with almonds and am afraid it is going to

> dry
> > out before I am able to eat it all )
> >
> > It is actually more like a bread and was wondering if it can be wrapped

in
> > cheesecloth that has been soaked in some type of liquid - like

fruitcake?
> >
> > Any ideas - it is a bit expensive to waste.
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