Rummy Sponge N Fruits in Lemon cream
Rummy Sponge N Fruits in Lemon cream

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Slice the large sponge cake horizontally into two or into sizes suitable enough to lay at the bottom of a large. Bite sized sponge cakes topped with a lemony curd and passionfruit cream. Whip the cream and caster sugar until thickened.

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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook rummy sponge n fruits in lemon cream using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Rummy Sponge N Fruits in Lemon cream:
  1. Take 1 Kilogram sponge cake
  2. Take 1 large tin cocktail fruits
  3. Get 2 tins Milkmaid condensed milk
  4. Take 1 pack cream Amul tetra
  5. Make ready 4 lemons juice of
  6. Make ready 1 Tablespoon Rum brandy or
  7. Prepare 1 Cup milk warm plain

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Steps to make Rummy Sponge N Fruits in Lemon cream:
  1. Slice the large sponge cake horizontally into two or into sizes suitable enough to lay at the bottom of a large pudding dish. Sprinkle with rum or brandy and then the milk to soak the sponge.
  2. Drain the fruits in the tin. Discard the syrup. Slice the fruits if they are in chunks.
  3. Spread them over the soaked sponge. Place the dish in the fridge till you whip up the lemon cream.
  4. For the lemon cream:-Before we start whipping up the cream please chill the bowl and the beaters to be used in the freezer for some time. As well, the condensed milk tins and the cream. But do not let them get frozen. This is very important.
  5. Now take the bowl and pour the cream into it. Beat well till the cream begins to thicken and add the condensed milk followed by the juice of four lemons.
  6. As you add the lemon juice you can see the cream thickening well and forming soft peaks. Now stop beating.
  7. Pour this delicious cream over the fruit layer of the pudding. Chill well again and serve.
  8. TIPS: Its important to add the juice of all four lemons to get the expected consistency for the cream. Brandy or rum is optional.. but will definitely render the pudding a zest!
  9. Enjoy to your heart's content!

Layered sponge, shards of meringue, lemon cream and lemon curd - a spectacular celebration of all things lemon. We even tried a passion fruit cream which had a mild tropical flavor but found that you need a lot of fresh passion fruit to truly taste it. A homemade flaky, buttery pie crust baked in tart pan and filled with sweet lemon cream and topped with fresh fruit. This Lemon Cream Cake is the perfect combination of light cake and rich lemon cream filling. Add in a nice thick layer of lemon cream in the middle and a thin layer all over the outside of the cake and then a sprinkle of a crumb mixture on top makes for one amazing dessert.

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