Wedding Cake Recipes Sinhala

Remove seeds and cut the raisons in three or four pieces wash and stem the sultanas wash pick and dry the currants cut the pumpkin preserve ginger preserve and chowchow preserve in small pieces shred the candied peel finely and skin and chop the cadjunuts.

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Traditionally all the fruits including the sultanas raisins and blackcurrants are chopped into tiny pieces or minced with mincing machines which makes the cake go all mushy. Measure the peel and fruits into a large bowl adding the nuts brandy rose water honey vanilla extract and spices mixing together with a large metal spoon. Now add the butter sugar egg mix to the mixed fruit semolina mix.

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Adamai dana gaththe wedding cake hadana hati. Cut a piece of greaseproof paper to go on top of cake but leaving exposed the center of cake exposed and gently place over the cake.