How to Make a Fruit Cake (with Chocolate Biscuits)
Find a glass bowl., Crush some chocolate biscuits., Chop the fresh fruits into small pieces., Pour fresh cream into another bowl., Whip the cream for at least 5 minutes, until firm. , Spoon the whipped cream on the layers of cake. , Add one more...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a glass bowl.
Rub a little layer of melted butter around the sides and across the base.
This helps stop the cake from sticking to the base and sides. -
Step 2: Crush some chocolate biscuits.
Make a layer of crushed biscuits inside the bowl.
To crush the biscuits, place them inside a resealable bag and roll a rolling pin over the top.
Simply tip the crumbs out of the bag and into the bowl. , You can use one kind of fruit, or a variety of mixed fruits.
Use the chopped fruits to make another layer on the top of the biscuit layer. , Add a little bit of melted butter and strawberry or red colour. ,,, Firm down with the back of a large spoon. , Refrigerate it for 20 minutes. , Once chilled, your cake is ready to eat.
Cut into slices and enjoy. -
Step 3: Chop the fresh fruits into small pieces.
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Step 4: Pour fresh cream into another bowl.
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Step 5: Whip the cream for at least 5 minutes
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Step 6: until firm.
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Step 7: Spoon the whipped cream on the layers of cake.
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Step 8: Add one more layer of crushed biscuits.
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Step 9: Place the cake in the fridge.
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Step 10: Serve.
Detailed Guide
Rub a little layer of melted butter around the sides and across the base.
This helps stop the cake from sticking to the base and sides.
Make a layer of crushed biscuits inside the bowl.
To crush the biscuits, place them inside a resealable bag and roll a rolling pin over the top.
Simply tip the crumbs out of the bag and into the bowl. , You can use one kind of fruit, or a variety of mixed fruits.
Use the chopped fruits to make another layer on the top of the biscuit layer. , Add a little bit of melted butter and strawberry or red colour. ,,, Firm down with the back of a large spoon. , Refrigerate it for 20 minutes. , Once chilled, your cake is ready to eat.
Cut into slices and enjoy.
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