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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 74, 20 December 1937, Page 5

•UNUSUAL XMAS CAKE. This vory unusual Christmas cake rcelpe has been sent by Mrs L. W. Goldfinch, who has just tried it and I'ound the recipe makes a delicious, molst, but not too rich cake. Many readers will like to try something quite new but follow the instructions carelullyl lngredients: l|lbs. butter, 11b. sugar, I£lbs. flour, 12 eggs, 21bs. sultanas, 11b. raisins, ^lb. peel, 4ozs. cherries, 4ozs. ground almonds (or whole if preferred), 2 tablespoonfuls glycerine, 2 tablespoonfuls brandy, I grated nutmeg, 1 teaspoonful cinnamon, pinch of . salt, 1 bottle ginger ale. Method: Cut the fruit very fine and soak all night in a sixpenny bottle of ginger ale. Cream the butter and sugar, add the eggs, one at a time until all are in and beat well. Then add the flour and spices, fruit, and lastly the glycerine and brandy. Bake in a moderate oven 3J to '4 hours or until a knitting needle put into the centre of the cake comes out clean.

Mr and Mrs D. Cameron and M139 ; Kirsty Cameron, of the Wairarapa, are visitors to Napier for the MacarthurTwigg wedding. Miss Cameron, one of the bridesmaids, • is the guest of Misa H'elen Coleman, of Havelock North, who was bridesmaid to Miss Enid Twigg. Miss Ellis Langridge, Wellington, 'n visiting re'latives in Otane. Mrs T. G. Gilbert, Wellington, ig a visitor to Havelock North for, tlus Woodford House break-up. Mrs H. G. Burnett, Ruatoria, is stay ing in Havelock North for the Woodford House break-up. Mrs W. G. Sherratf, Russell street, Gisborne, retunred home on Saturday after spending a holiday in Hawke'a Bay. Mr and Mrs E. W. Hausard, Napier, are visitors to Gisborne for tiie Cancr, Margolioutli wedding. Miss Jamieson, Hastings, accompanied by Mr W. Jamieson, is a visitor to Gisborne, for the Symes-Rutledge wedding, and will be the guest of Mrs C. C. Dowding, "Sandown." Mrs C. Langbine, of Wellington, is on a visit to her parents, Mr and M-rs Angus McKinnon, Arapawanui. Miss Ruth Jefferson, of Wairoa, was a week-end visitor to Hastings. Mrs Yarnton Mills, of Sydney, who is at present visiting Dunedin, will spend the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs M. A. Dinwiddie, Napier. Mr and Mrs Ikillo Warburton. -jf Wellington, who have recently roturned from a trip to England and the Con- ; tinent, are at present visiting Mrs Warburton 's parents, Mr and Mrs F. W. Triggs, of Napier. j Mrs Geo. Graham, Riverslea road,' j Hastings, has beep. admitted to the; Napier Hospital. I Every woman appreciates Gloves, especially when they come from the Glove Specialists. Latest styles in quality Black 1 appa fringed Gauntlets for 9/11. Long style strap and dome at wrist for 11/6 in Brown or Black. At Triggs and Denton's, 134 Heretaunga Street, Hastings.A. —

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