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MAKES 1 x 22 cm LOAF
OR 8 MINI LOAVES 125g plain flour 150 icing sugar 1tsp ground cinnamon half tsp ground mixed spice 2 tsp baking pwder 175g unsalted butter softened 4 medium eggs optional fruit compote to serve Preheat theoven to 19oc/170C fan/375F/gas % and butter a 22cm (about 1.3 litre capacity ) loaf tin. Sift the dry ingredients into a food processor, add the butter and eggs and cream together until blended. Transfer to the tin, smooth the surface and bake for 45 minsor until a skewer inserted at the centre comes out clean. Run a knife around the edge and turn out onto a wire rack to cool . SERVING NOTE : The pain d'epice is delicious toasted , with a good quality fruit conserve. ALTERNATIVELY ; Make individual loaves using Small bakers moulds . Place on a baking sheet and bake for 20 mins. |
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