I never posted this recipe before and I dont know why, anyway this is the Christmas cake recipe my Mom make all Christmas, is a really good recipe and with this quantites you have 2 cakes.
Honestly I think is the best Christmas fruit cake I tasted, is moist, lovely dark color, and smell fantastic, when I made this cake yesterday all the house smell to cinnamon,cloves and ginger all day:)
At home we love eat this cake in the Christmas morning at breakfast with a tea or a coffe.
If you are interesting I have too the Christmas cookies of my mom and you can find here.
Ingredients
1 kilo all purpose flour
3 tablespoon of baking powder
1 cup rum o cognac
250 grams butter
3/4 cup of walnuts chopped
1 cup of milk
2 cups of granulate sugar
3/4 cup dark raisins
3/4 cup golden raisins
1 1/2 cups candied fruit chopped
1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon of ground ginger
1/3 teaspoon grind cloves
1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
3 eggs
1 egg more to wash the cake
Method
In a large bowl combine well the candied fruits,and the raisins, cover with the rum and let the fruits macerate, covered overnight.
Line the bottom of two pan with a round of wax paper and butter the paper.
In other bowl sift the flour, baking powder, 1 cup of sugar and spices (cinnamon,clove,ginger and nutmeg). Set aside.
Make a caramel in a pan with the other cup of sugar and cover with a little water, boil until ou have a caramel color.
Warm the cup of milk an carefully add to the caramel.Stir well.
Beat the butter and add the eggs, 1 at a time, beating well after each addition.
Drain the fruit mixture in a sieve set over the batter and beat the juices into the batter.
Pat the fruits dry and in a bowl toss them with 1/3 cup of flour mixture.
Combine the caramel milk slowly into the batter and add the fruits and walnuts chopped.
Stirring until the mixture is just combined and turn the batter out into the prepared pan.
Preheat oven to 180° c.
Brush the top of the cake with the remaining egg.
Bake the cakes for 1 hour and half .
Could be golden and dry, You can test with a thin brochette if is dry .
Let the cakes cool in the pan for 30 minutes.
Remove the side of the pan, and invert the cake onto the rack.
Remove the wax paper carefully invert the cake and let it cool completely.
This recipe is to Secret Recipe Club especially for Christmas!
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Pan de Pascua (de mi mamá)
Siempre había pensado hacer esta receta de mi mamá (que considero el mejor pan de pascua que he porbado) mi mamá lleva años haciendole incluso antes lo vendía a pedido (ahora ya se cansa mucho tiene 82 años)
La considero una receta estupenda de pan de pascua (me ha tocado probar varios) es húmedo, delicioso, tiene la cntidad justa de frutas y nueces y huele maravilloso.
Con esta cantidad salen 2 panes de pascua asi si quieren menos hacer la mitad d ela receta, se puedehacer en este tipo de molde (mas alto) o en los otros más extendidos.
Además tengo la receta de mi mamá de las galletas de navidad que mi mamá hace siempre, aún hace para regalar!
pueden ver la receta de las galletas aqui.
Ingredientes
An actual christmas fruitcake that tastes good, score one for your hood. And first first, poor Betsy is worst.
ReplyDeletehehe, silly boy:) you always want win in all!
DeleteSiiigh.
DeleteSome of us are working and not just lurking!
Got the day off
DeleteSo you can scoff
yes betsy we have a lot of work LOL
Deleteand sometimes we dont got a day off:)
Lovely and delicious looking! Merry Christmas to you and yours Gloria!!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Thanks Bonnie:)
DeleteHappy Christmas to you!
This looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Asmita!:)
DeleteWhat beautiful presentation, Gloria. I love a bread like this, it looks like a panettone to me. But this is deeper color and more spices. How many cups of flour are in a kilo? xo
ReplyDeleteBarbara in a Kilo normally is about 4 ro 5 cups if your cups are of 250 grams if they are is ok 4 cups is are more smaller put 5 cups .
Deleteanyway if you have a kitchen scale you can weight the flour, asked me anything Barbara xo
DeleteThis christmas cake is new to me, but i love it and i love how big it is.
ReplyDeleteThanks Finla my mom always make fros Christmas, this and cookies!
DeleteLuscious and delicious bake
ReplyDeleteThanks Vimitha:)
DeleteThis is so beautiful, Gloria! I love the way it looks. I'm sure your house did smell wonderful! What a yummy treat for Christmas morning!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear betsy, yes we love to eat at Christmas morning, :)
DeleteHola Gloria!!! cómo estás? he estado un tanto dejada para visitar a los blogs amigos.
ReplyDeleteTe ha quedado super apetitoso este pan de pascua. Yo hice un queque de pascua que pretendo subir quizás hoy. Te aprovecho de contar una buena nueva, estoy esperando a mi segundo-a baby. La próxima semana sabremos si es niña o niño. Así que imagínate lo contentos que estamos por estos lares.
Un beso!
Quiero ver tu queque o pan de pascua que hiciste.Oh Moon estoy tan feliz por ti te mando un abrazo grande y cariñosos y cuidate mucho:)
DeleteHi Gloria, this cake looks like Milano traditional christmas cake Panettone, it's wonderful!! Besos!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Panettone too Patty!!
DeleteTwo beautiful cakes with one recipe. Lovely Gloria!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Val!
DeleteLooks so festive and delicious!
ReplyDeleteY no me extraña que los vendiera con la pinta que tienen, se ve delicioso, caseso y súper rico, Gracias a ti y tu mamá por compartir la receta!
ReplyDeleteMil besos.
I prefer the lighter colored fruit cakes like yours, Gloria. This looks wonderful...of course, the best part is drizzling the brandy over it! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara , yes I love this recipe have brandy is really tasty!
DeleteLooks beautiful Gloria! It reminds me of the Panetonne I buy each Christmas!!!
ReplyDeletexo Kris
Thanks Kris yes is like similar to panettone but I think tasted like more how these Christmas cakes from britain, for the fruits and the spices:)
DeleteWhat a beautiful presentation; my husband loves the white Christmas cake; mine is very similar except I add coconut.
ReplyDeleteRita
Thanks Rita, Im sure yours is absolutely nice! and yumm!
Deletei must confess fruit cake...the brick they sell at the store is def not my fav...but i have never had it fresh either...smiles...i love how it muffin tops...i'd try yours...smiles....happy thursday gloria!
ReplyDeleteBran I dont like of the stores too, the only Christmas cake I eat is this, haha!!
DeleteTell T make some day LOL
Happy thursday dear!
your Christmas cake looks so good!
ReplyDeleteThnks Christine:)
DeleteMummmmmmmm que rico.
ReplyDeleteGracias Trini!
Deletehi gloria, how are you? Your christmas fruit cake looks lovely, also like a big panettone! Mmm..must be really good!
ReplyDeletenice fruit cake
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely fruit cake, Gloria! A cherished recipe from your mother.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the loveliest Christmas fruitcakes I have seen. What luscious photos.
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks perfect for the holiday season, I like it!
ReplyDeleteQue delicioso se ve!.....todavia no parto con mi pan de pascua.....estoy atrasadisima....me encantaron las fotos.......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteI love fruitcake even if no one else does!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful fruit cake, Gloria! I wish I could have a few slices.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a yummy fruitcake. I haven't had fruitcake since I was a kid.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteI love fruitcake!! This looks delicious!
Thanks dear Rebecca:)
DeleteA delicious looking cake! That is something I've always liked.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Thanks Rosa!
DeleteOh Gloria this is stunning!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Friday
Un beso
Si que parece buenísmo. Si es una receta de tu madre seguro que lo estará, las recetas de nuestras madres son todas estupendas.
ReplyDeleteAbrazos.
Me tinco, tengo que seguir explorando el mundo de los panes de pascua, pero es dificil porque no me perdonan hacer el clásico y si son harto trabajo.
ReplyDeleteFeliz Navidad amiga.
Che buona questa torta! Complimenti Gloria, sei bravissima!
ReplyDeleteHola mi linda Gloria!!!!! te acuerdas de tu Juana??????, yo no me olvido de ti, solo ando poco por el blog :)
ReplyDeleteveo que sigues haciendo cosas deliciosas de veras! este pan de pascua se ve maravilloso..es lindo que recojas el testigo de tu mamá y que de ese modo no se pierdan sus recetas :)
Viste que te quedaron los ingredientes en castellano sin poner? yo entiendo en Ingles, pero no vaya a perderse esta maravillosa receta nadie :)
te deseo lo más bonito del mundo amiga...todo bien??? ya sabes que estoy aqui, lejos, pero siempre estoy!!!
I should make something like this tomorrow. It's going to be so icky and cold a nice warm cake would be perfect! Fattening, but perfect.
ReplyDelete¡Qué estupendas las dos recetas!
ReplyDeleteMe las guardo para probarlas.
Un beso desde España y feliz fin de semana.
Oh wow! This is beautiful and scrumptious :)
ReplyDeleteI'll pass, I'm not that fond of Fruitcake I'm afraid. :(
ReplyDeletehehe, I know you boy!
Delete(I'm whispering now...) Don't call him boy... he's (I'm still whispering) a man. ;)
Deletehahaha! I called boy because I know him, is terrible with food onli love some little things:)
DeleteQue rico Gloria!! me creo que es el mejor pan de pascua, tiene una pinta deliciosa lo probaré. Me voy a ver las galletas de navidad... Besos
ReplyDeleteGracias Rosana, e sla pura verdad, he probado muchos panes de pascua en mi vida pero este es el mejor y el que tinen un olor delicioso, ayer le ayudé a mi mamita a pintar galletas:) hizo para regalasr pero le cansa pintar asi que estuve toda la tarde allá, pero los pasamos super xo
DeleteGuess who comes last? If I made that cake, my house wouldn't smell like cinnamon, I can assure you. I've said it before and I'll say it again: I leave the cooking to the specialists :)) I'm good at eating, though.
ReplyDeleteHow has your week been, Gloria?
Dear bllue was busy and hard, :) but Im really sad with all these lovely kids that die yesterday in Conneticut, oh dear is terrible,x
DeleteWell maybe ANgie make this some day LOL
Same here. It's unbelievable.
Deleteso sad :(
DeleteAngie just said I'm a fruitcake... Is that a complement?
DeleteYes is a complement like I would say you are a SWEET PIE lol
DeleteWhat a pretty cake!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne:)
DeleteMaravilloso pan de pascua, Gloria. No hay como esas recetas probadas y requete probadas... Y que suerte poder heredarlas.
ReplyDeleteJusto en este momento estoy horneando dos panes de pascua. Serán los primeros de mi vida, así que a ver que resulta de ellos.
Junté ideas de varias recetas y puse mi aporte personal... Estoy ansiosa :)
Un abrazo grande y feliz fin de semana.
Te deseo que te queden estupendos Nathy, estos que hic efueron los primeros en mucho tiempo, hace años que no hacía esta receta, un abarzo, gloria
Deletei meant to come by last night after i got your message...it is so sad...and hard...and there is nothing to explain it..hugs back to you...
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian Im still shocking!
DeleteThis school is like my twins were almost all the time, really is sooo hard, is impossible understand, only pray by the parents, family and others kids xo
There's nothing like a recipe that elicits memories from the past! This sounds like a very special one!
ReplyDeletesuper yummy cake n perfect 4 celebration..
ReplyDeleteBTW Iam back to blogging..plz visit my space n if gets sum time check out my new FB page dear.Thanks in advance..
Maha
This looks delicious Gloria, lighter than normal - but really packing a flavour punch!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like italian Panettone Gloria, really stunning! Have a good day, a hug....
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your mom good recipe , your mom's Christmas fruit cake look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous fruit cake, Gloria! Even more special is that it's your Mom's recipe. I've been hoping to make a fruitcake for Christmas this year. Let's see if I have time! Hope you are enjoying the holiday preparations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Christmas cake! When it's homemade, Christmas fruit cake can be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth!:)
DeleteThis is perfect Gloria ~ Thanks so much for sharing this ~
ReplyDeleteAnd love the new header of Christmas cookies ~
Hugs to you ~
Thanks dear Grace I love the header of Christmas cookies, thanks by notice:)
DeleteI'm a walnuts freak. And I like the fact that the sweetness of the cake comes mainly from the raisins. Yummy. Many thanks. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Thanks Cuban, how I said this is the best fruit cake I tasted ever:)
Deletetwo amazing bakers in the family, she must be so proud of you
ReplyDeleteHa! Thanks Rebecca anyway Esperanza cook amazing LOL
DeleteLovely cake, Gloria! Looks so light and soft!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear!!
Deletehappy sunday gloria...i hope a bit of joy finds you today...
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian, I hope the same to you, blessings my friends!
DeleteLovely cake - looks nice and light. Love your dogs in the background in the first photo, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks , yes the dogs always are around when I taked pictures and some times I dont notice until I saw the pictures, thely love to see:)
ReplyDeleteYhey are Mouska and Ares!
Your fruit cake looks marvelous, Gloria...what a wonderful Christmas morning tradition. xo
ReplyDeleteThaks Lizzy yes and normally my mom make these christmas cakes!
Deleteappétissant et délicieux j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
Ahh Fimere merci beaucoup; bonne soiree mon amie:)
DeleteA delicious looking fruit cake...and your blog is looking very festive too! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I'm impressed to see it posted in 2 languages. It's so nice to connect with you! I'm guessing through A Cuban in London since I doubt you know my husband's Chilean cousins. I shall follow for more.
ReplyDeleteThis fruitcake looks really light with less fruits and nuts....I like the way you bake it so tall!
ReplyDeleteThis fruitcake looks wonderful, Gloria - much lighter than the traditional fruitcake I've seen here in the US. I'm not fond of traditional fruitcake, but this cake is a perfect alternative. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Javelin I will add the logo today, these days were crazy!!
DeleteMy hubby love fruit cake & yours looks perfect with dense & soft texture! Great Christmas breakfast indeed! YUM! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kit!! Hope you have a lovely Christmas!!
DeleteGood Morning Gloria, Great minds think alike, as I posted a recipe for a light Christmas Cake at StoneGable and you followed me with your wonderful recipe. I will be trying this one in the future and have book marked the recipe. We love fruit cake in our house. Have a lovely week. Best Wishes Daphne
ReplyDeleteGood morning Daphne always is a pleasure heard about you, I wanna see your recipe, have a wonderful Christmas!
DeleteGloria, it looks wonderful, I would love to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteHave a very merry and blessed Christmas :)
Hugs
Thanks Mari Hope you had a blessing Christmas!
DeleteNow I need to try it! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
XOXO
Marga
Germana
ReplyDeleteChe bontà questa torta. Bravissima Gloria! Un bacio