Currant Jelly Cake
A cake made with currant jelly, following the directions for Cream Cake No. 2.
Ingredients
- as needed Currant Jelly
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Instructions
- 1Follow the instructions for Cream Cake No. 2, substituting Currant Jelly for the Pastry Cream. Since the original recipe is not provided, this step requires the user to have the instructions for Cream Cake No. 2.
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