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    Stuffed pineapple cake

    April 23, 2012 by Fouzia Husainy Leave a Comment

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    This is another recipe circulating amongst our relatives in Canada. We make this quite often especially when we invite someone over. The cake has a soft and light texture and the fruit stuffing with cool whip is so refreshing that you cannot stop eating it. Though the recipe calls for using crushed canned pineapple and juice from it, I prefer using fresh fruits and fresh pineapple juice. I don’t like the metallic taste of the canned fruits at all.  Moreover it is so unhealthy. 

    I decided to post this recipe at the request of one of my friends who enjoys my cooking and is especially very fond of this cake because its taste some how reminds her of the indian bakery cakes which she adored as a child.

    Ingredients:
    Eggs – 2
    Sugar – 1 Cup
    Vanilla – 1 tspn
    Flour – 1 Cup
    Baking powder – 1 tspn
    Salt – ½ tspn
    Milk – ½ Cup
    Butter- 1 tblspn
    Crushed pineapple – 1 cup or subsitute for 1 crushed pineapple can 
    Pineapple juice – 1 cup fresh juice or from the can. 
    Fresh ripe strawberries – 1 cup
    Kiwi, strawberries and pineapple, mango, peaches or any other fruit to decorate.

     Method: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
    Beat the eggs, add sugar gradually, add vanilla essence. Mix the dry ingredients and stir it into the egg mixture. Heat the milk and butter and add to the batter and stir well. Grease a 9 X9 inch pan, dust with flour and pour the cake batter in it. 
     Bake in the preheated oven for 25 to 30 mins.
    Let the cake cool for 1 hr then cut the cake into two equal halves. Do it carefully either with the help of a sowing thread or a knife. Pour the pineapple juice generously and evenly on the insides of the cake and let there not be any dry areas here and there. Leave for sometime – 10 mins. 

     Spread the cool whip icing or whipping cream on the cake.
    Make a stuffing with chopped strawberries and crushed pineapple and close the cake after putting the stuffing. Make a stuffing with chopped strawberries and crushed pineapple and close the cake after putting the stuffing.
     Spread the whipping cream or cool whip icing on all over the cake – on the top and sides. Decorate with Strawberries, pineapple, peach, mango or kiwi slices. 
     Enjoy!


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