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How To make Alaskan Sourdough Fruitcake
Ingredients
1/2
cup
golden raisins, seedless, and puffed seeded raisins
4
cup
white flour
1
teaspoon
baking soda
1/2
cup
dried currants
1
teaspoon
salt 1 c blackberry cordial wine, or other wine
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
1
teaspoon
cloves
1
teaspoon
allspice
1
cup
alaskan sourdough starter
2
teaspoon
mace
6
tablespoon
butter 3 c candied fruit, green and red pineapple, citron, oragne and ginger
1
cup
white sugar 1 c brown sugar
3
each
eggs, well beaten
1
cup
nuts, chopped
2
tablespoon
lemon rind, grated
Directions:
Soak raisins and currants in 1 cup wine overnight. Remove starter
from refrigerator and set, tightly covered, in warm place overnight.
It should be in at least a two cup container as it will just about
double its volume overnight.
In the morning, cream butter with sugar and beat in eggs and lemon rind. Drain wine from raisins into creamed mixture. Stir in starter and 3 cups of the flour sifted with the soda, salt and spices. Sprinkle the remaining 1 cup of flour over the fruit and nuts in a large bowl. Toss and shake until well-coated. Add to batter and mix thoroughly.
Turn into loaf pans which have been
generously buttered. Let stand in warm place for 30 minutes. Bake in
oven preheated to 300 with a pan of water on floor of oven and rack
as near as possible in middle of oven.
Bake about 2-1/2 hours for medium-sized loaves watching carefully to see that they do not brown to quickly. Test with toothpick. Remove from oven, turn pans on sides and allow to set for a few minutes before taking from pans.
When cold drip 2 tbsp. of wine over each cake. As soon as it is absorbed, wrap
tightly in cellophane freezer paper and store in refrigerator or
freezer. They improve with age.
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Cherry Center:
1½ cups dried cherries
½ cup Dutch process cocoa powder
Chocolate Coating:
4 ounces dark chocolate, chopped, or ⅔ cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1–3 tablespoons plain non-dairy milk
Purée the cherries in your food processor until they become a smooth paste, pausing to scrape down the sides of the container as needed. Add in the cocoa powder and process again. Continue blending and soon enough the whole mixture should come together into a firm ball. Move this dough to a storage container on the counter and allow the flavors to develop overnight. You can continue working with the dough, if you are in a hurry, but I highly suggest you give it time to rest.
To make the truffles, scoop a small amount of dough and roll it into a ball in the palm of your hands. The size of each ball will dictate the final size of each truffle. I would suggest about 1 tablespoon of dough for the core, but you may choose to go larger or smaller. Repeat this process until the entire fruit base is used up.
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Set a piece of parchment paper on a baking sheet in your workspace. Drop one cherry center into the chocolate at a time, rolling it around to completely coat. Once fully coated, drop each truffle onto the parchment. Let sit at room temperature and let dry for at least two hours. If you’d rather not wait, you can stash the truffles in your refrigerator or freezer to speed up the process.
Makes approximately 24 truffles