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For an assortment of reasons, I find myself needing to make this
season's fruitcake without brandy/rum/whisk(e)y. This is not negotiable, OK? I'm planning on macerating the dried fruit in water with orange and lemon extracts, rather than my usual rum/brandy combination. How do I store the cakes so that the flavors will mellow without the cakes getting stale or moldy? (moldy is more likely with the recipe I use.) All of my cookbooks say to wrap in a tea-towel, place in a cake tin and spritz with brandy or rum every week or so. (OK, gg-gramma's recipe doesn't say that, but it just says 'mix dry ingredients with wet ingredients. mix in fruit and nuts. bake at 325 until done.') TIA jenn |
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