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Prune Cake

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  1. My girlfriend found this recipe and had me make it yesterday night even
    though I'm not a fan of prunes. It was quite good anyway. I think it
    would be better with raspberries or blackcurrants.

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    Prune Cake
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    Prune stew:

    200 gram prunes (with seeds)
    1 cup water
    3 tbsp sugar

    Let prunes soak overnight in the water (or just add cooking time). Add
    the sugar and boil the mixture over low heat until done. Remove the
    seeds.

    Custard:

    2 eggs
    2 tbsp sugar
    1/4 vanilla pod
    1 cup whole milk
    2 tsp corn starch

    Dissolve the starch in the milk. Cut the vanilla lengthwise and scrape
    out the the seeds. Pour milk, eggs, sugar, vanilla pods and seeds into
    a pot and bring to boil - keep it on 2 minutes and cool it.

    Spongy Layers:

    135 gram sugar
    4 eggs
    110 gram Flour
    2 tsp baking powder

    Whip eggs and sugar white and foamy. Mix Flour and baking powder and
    fold it into the eggs. Strain into two [censored] dishes or springform pans.
    Bake for 8 minutes at 420 F.

    Whip 1 cup of heavy cream into whipped cream.

    Assemble the cake with a spongy layer, a prune layer, a custard layer,
    a spongy layer, and finally whipped cream on top.

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