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    Posted: 07 December 2012 at 4:45pm
I tried baking my normal Christmas cake by substituting with gluten free self raising flour. I call it a Christmas cake but it really a sultana cake...

All the sultanas sunk to the bottom and it almost looks like two layers... I have googled a bit and can't really find a solution.

Any ideas??

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I read something about putting them in at the end of the mixing? I can't really recall. Or maybe as you put them in the pan?
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I would suggest finding a recipe that's natually gluten free, e.g. using no flour at all like a traditional fruit cake, or a recipe that names specifically the type of substitute gluten free flour to use or a naturally gluten free flour (like almond). Substituting in a complicated recipe can get really messy so adapting recipes from 'normal' to gluten free sometimes isn't worth the hassle.
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I had read not to substitute and use a proven recipe but this cake usually SOOOOO yummy I didn't want to miss out this year. I guess I'll bake a normal one (or five!) for everyone else to enjoy and hope my BFing son has outgrown his wheat intolerance by next Xmas so we can all enjoy it then!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote AandCsmum Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 December 2012 at 12:34pm
Look what came up in my newsfeed

Gluten & dairy free Xmas cake
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Thanks!! Will have to try it.

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