thread: I've Got MasterChef's Julie Goodwin's Celebration Cake in the Oven!

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2005
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    In the recipe it says to use the pulp of 12, that's TWELVE passionfruit for the icing. We'll I'm going to use tinned pulp... I don't think it will make that much difference... this cake is going to be expensive enough as it is!

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    Jul 2005
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    Ok they are out of the oven and cooled. They are great! They are the first cakes I have ever made (I think) that are perfectly FLAT on top! They aren't rounded on top (so putting the layers together is hard) or sunken (meaning you have to fill in with extra cream). I am very impressed! I'll ice tonight when they are totally cool.

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    (double post)

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    Feb 2007
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    sounds delicious! is it for a special occasion?

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    Jul 2007
    melb
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    Sounds amazing and YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!

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    Oct 2007
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    My mouth is watering...... can't wait to see piccies!

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    Im glad its a big cake, i think youre going to have a mob at your door soon hehe. I want some!! (dont tell my diet )

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    Jul 2006
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    Thanks for the invite Bath, what time is dessert?

    Can't wait to hear how they turn out, I love baking! And I want to see pics woman!!!

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    I'll take pics tomorrow after I've iced it... shame I can't add it to my BB gallery album (that's where i was putting all my cake photos)... I'll put it on my FaceBook page instead. I'm Bathsheba Smith if you want to be added so you can see.

    No occasion... it's just been ages since I've baked a cake and when I saw that this one didn't involve creaming butter and sugar (I hate that bit because I don't have a good mixer) I thought I'd just give this one a go and consider it a trial run for when we do have a special occasion. The recipe is honestly not as hard as it sounds.

    Oooh maybe I can offer this cake at the cross stitching group I'm thinking of starting! My family will clean this up like a plague of locusts... sorry girls... i'll have to make it again for friends
    Last edited by Bathsheba; September 16th, 2009 at 04:01 PM.

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    Yummmmmmmmmmmm Sounds devine!!!!