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    Pheasant Cake

    About now I usually get a few of my Gun Cakes made for the ensuring bird season but this year I have superseded it with the Pheasant Cake...I have today made a 28cm cake to take to share at the trials over Easter. No almonds are included.

    As this cake does not contain brown or Demerara sugar nor treacle or golden syrup, the dough is light in colour. This recipe is 11/2 from that for a 23cm cake size.

    The night before....
    Measure out the fruit along with the peel and cherries and wash a couple of times changing the water. Spread out on a tea towel lining a cake rack and allow to dry. Place in a big big bowl, and pour over 1/2 cup of brandy to macerate as long as possible.

    The fruit is...

    700g gold raisins
    350g gold sultanas
    600g black sultanas
    250g black raisins
    200g currants
    100g mixed peel
    175g red glacé cherries
    175g green glacé cherries


    Int morning, take from the fridge nine size 7 eggs and a packet of butter to allow to come to room temperature. Line the cake tin with baking paper.

    Drain
    450g tin of crushed pineapple

    Measure out

    350g flour

    and add to the flour
    3 tsps mixed spice
    2 tsps cinnamon
    1 tsp nutmeg

    Measure out 350g of the butter into the large bowl of cake mixer and once the butter is creamed, add

    250g caster sugar
    2 tsps almond essence
    1 tsps vanilla essence

    Add the eggs and flour and spices to the creamed butter and sugar alternately.

    Stir the drained pineapple gently through the fruit, then add the dough and mix through well. Place the mix into the tin, being sure to make a well in the centre of the dough, it only needs to have a diameter of 3 to 4cm. Bake at 150c until a skewer pushed in the dough comes out clean.

    Remove from oven, and rest awhile, then pierce the top with the skewer and drizzle over another four or five tablespoons of brandy. Leave in tin until cool, and allow to get cold on cake rack. Wrap tightly with paper and foil and store away in an air tight container...giving it another drink of brandy every four days.

    As this recipe contains pineapple it is best not to store too long. For a cake to be stored, substitute the pineapple with another 150g golden raisins.

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    If you had left out the pineapple and i was single i would propose.
    I bloody love fruit/nut cakes :thumbup:

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    Yum, why is it called a pheasant cake EB ? Coz that what you to be shooting, or other reason ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I would propose.
    Oi get in line VC. I did that six months back and still claim first dibs.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Steady there you horses.

    Hey EB, I've got Quail......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wirehunt View Post
    Steady there you horses.

    Hey EB, I've got Quail......

    Ha ha ha ha
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Heheheheheheheheheheheheeeeee, you guys are neat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    EBF, it has so many red and green cherries in it!
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    For all those who salivated over EeeBees cake..........it was spectacularly good!
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    Bastard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by teFerrarri View Post
    For all those who salivated over EeeBees cake..........it was spectacularly good!
    That is cruel and un called for torment tF
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    ..........forgot to mention we dined on wild pork, smoked trout, venison, turkey, pheasant, rabbit..........
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    That's standard around here tF But that cake.....

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    Hope you all got a good dose of the shits, greedy bastards

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    nah, with the generous dose of brandy inhaled with a slab of cake after dinner our meals stayed put LOL

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    Jesus, this tF is a shit stirrer.
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