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Saint Joan’s Brioche Cake
Ingredientes:

The “mother” mass:

200 g Strong flour
15 g Salt
80 g Baking powder
110 g Water
Knead all the ingredients together and let the mixture rest until it duplicates its size.

Ingredients:

250 g Sugar
250 g Butter
4 eggs
25 ml. Orange blossom water
25 ml. Olive oil
25 ml. Water-milk
50 ml. Anisette
25 ml. Liquid cream
800 g Strong flour
Grated lemon
Grated orange

Procedure:
Knead all the ingredients together to obtain an elastic and smooth mass.
At half of the process, put the “mother” mass in and continue kneading until the mass falls off the recipient walls.

Divide the mass in portions of the weight wished for each cake, then make a “ball” with each. Let the “balls” rest for 15 minutes. Cover them with a film paper.

When the time is gone, pull them with a rolling pin on a table previously greased with oil.
“Paint” the cakes with egg and put candied fruit on the cake (cherries, melon, orange...) and put them to ferment in a dry, fresh and isolated place. The cake has to duplicate its volume.
Before entering it to the oven, put the pine kernels and the sugar on the cake.
The oven has to be in 190ºC with the heat distributed. The approximate time will be from 20 to 25 minutes, according to the oven. While the cooking do not open the oven, just match it through the finder.

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