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Baked Alaska

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  1. Baked Alaska

    Two; (1-pound) frozen pound cakes (Sara Lee)
    Half gallon block of ice cream , Your favorite flavor
    Apricot jam as needed
    8 Egg whites
    superfine sugar

    Cut each pound cake into 3 horizontal slices; each slice should be about
    91/2 inches long, 21/2 inches wide and slightly thicker than 1/2-inch.
    Set a slice of cake on a baking dish. Cut a piece of the block of ice cream
    to fit on the cake base, keeping 3/4-inch clear all around. Return the cake
    and ice cream to the freezer for about an hour or until the ice cream is
    hard again.

    Remove the cake and ice cream from the freezer and fully enclose the ice
    cream with more slices of pound cake "glued" to the ice cream with jam.
    Return the cake and ice cream to the freezer for at least two hours.
    Preheat the oven to its highest setting. Beat the egg whites until
    semi-stiff. Gradually add the sugar to the egg whites, a couple of
    tablespoonfuls at a time, and continue to beat until the meringue is stiff
    and glossy.
    Remove the ice cream and cake from the freezer. With a spatula, spread about
    half of the meringue over the pound cake, making sure to completely cover
    the sides and top. Transfer the remaining meringue to a pastry bag fitted
    with a star tip and pipe it over the cake, making it as decorative as you
    wish. Bake for 3 minutes to brown the meringue and serve the Baked Alaska
    immediately so the ice cream doesn't melt.

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